No API?
No problem.
When a tool doesn’t have an integration, Atmita drives the actual browser — clicks, types, scrolls, downloads — like a teammate at your laptop. The fallback that other automation platforms don’t have. Pairs with native integrations where they exist; takes over where they don’t.
When the integration doesn't exist, the browser still does.
Most workflows hit a tool with no API or a clunky one. Atmita doesn't stop there.
Drives the actual UI
Logs in, navigates, clicks buttons, fills forms, scrolls, hovers — exactly like a person at the keyboard. No headless tricks; the agent works with the real page.
Sessions that stick
Log in once and Atmita keeps the session. Every new task on that site picks up authenticated, no re-login required. Cookies, local storage, MFA tokens — preserved per workspace.
Reads what it sees
Captures the full page — text, tables, content behind login walls, even rendered JavaScript. Pulls it into a summary, hands it to the next step in the agent's plan, or returns it to the chat.
Plain-English instructions
"Go to LinkedIn, find the head of design at every YC W26 company in the AI Agents track, save names and titles into a Sheet." That's the brief — no XPath, no Selenium, no headless config.
Ships output to the agent
When the browser task finishes, the result (extracted text, downloaded file, structured data, screenshot) flows back into the conversation so the rest of the run can use it. No copy-paste handoff.
The fallback that matters most
Use it when an integration doesn’t exist (yet). Internal company portals, niche industry SaaS, vendor dashboards, government sites, paywalled news, your own legacy admin tools — anything with a login page is reachable.
Frequently asked questions
Most do. Sites that aggressively detect bots (some banks, some government portals) can block automated browsers — Atmita is built on the same browser engines headless tools use, and a hardened anti-bot site might refuse the session. When that happens, we surface the failure clearly rather than silently retrying.
Atmita pauses, captures a screenshot, and pings you for human input. You solve the CAPTCHA in-product (or just confirm you're not a robot), and the task resumes from where it stopped. Same pattern for any unexpected modal or auth challenge.
Logins are stored in your workspace's encrypted credential vault — same vault as API keys. Tokens are scoped to specific sites, encrypted at rest, and revocable from one settings page. Browser sessions run in a sandboxed environment per workspace.
Those are tools for engineers to write browser scripts. Atmita is the same capability handed to an AI agent that takes plain-English instructions, makes its own decisions about what to click, recovers from unexpected pages, and ties the result back into a larger workflow. You don't write the script.
From a few seconds (open a page, grab a number) to long-running sessions for multi-step research. Atmita streams progress to the chat as it goes — you can watch it work in the peek window or check back later via the run history.
If it has a login page, Atmita can probably use it.
Free to start. No credit card required.