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wojciechturek

wojciechturek.com

This software builds agents that operate ordinary software such as desktop apps, phones, and browsers to automate slow, repetitive tasks that lack APIs. These agents interact with software by mimicking human actions like clicking and typing to perform tasks reliably and repeatedly.

The product, beyond the pitch

Editorially reviewed · Sources checked Sep 15, 2026

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A good fit for

Businesses with slow, repetitive, human-occupied tasks trapped inside legacy or complex software without APIs.

Know the limitations

The agent can fail if an unexpected input occurs, requiring manual fixing to resume automation.

What you can do

Automating workflows where a person moves records between two systems every morning.
Automating queues that only move when someone opens each item and clicks approve.

Features

Agents operate software by opening windows, reading screen content, clicking, typing, and retrying when errors occur.
Agents perform repetitive tasks consistently, handling the four hundredth item as carefully as the first.

Integrations

Not confirmed yet.

Platforms & data export

Not confirmed yet.

wojciechturek pricing

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THE COST FOR YOUR TEAM

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A practical workflow

Step 1: The job is done manually once at the user's speed, even if badly.
Step 2: The agent is built to perform the job instead, running on the user's or developer's machine.
Step 3: The agent may fail on unexpected inputs, which requires fixing.
Step 4: Fixing the failure is the main ongoing job; setup is complete before this step.
Step 5: The agent runs reliably and the user stops worrying about the task.

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What changed

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bestFor
Before: []
After: ["Businesses with slow, repetitive, human-occupied tasks trapped inside legacy or complex software without APIs."]
features
Before: ["Agents operate software by opening windows, reading screen content, clicking, typing, and retrying if errors occur.","Agents can handle repetitive tasks consistently without fatigue or boredom."]
After: ["Agents operate software by opening windows, reading screen content, clicking, typing, and retrying when errors occur.","Agents perform repetitive tasks consistently, handling the four hundredth item as carefully as the first."]
limitations
Before: []
After: ["The agent can fail if an unexpected input occurs, requiring manual fixing to resume automation."]
summary
Before: "This software builds agents that operate ordinary software such as desktop apps, phones, and browsers to automate slow, repetitive tasks that lack APIs. These agents perform tasks by interacting with software interfaces like a human would, including clicking and typing, to reduce manual work."
After: "This software builds agents that operate ordinary software such as desktop apps, phones, and browsers to automate slow, repetitive tasks that lack APIs. These agents interact with software by mimicking human actions like clicking and typing to perform tasks reliably and repeatedly."
useCases
Before: ["Automating data transfer between two systems that require manual interaction every morning.","Automating approval queues that only progress when items are manually opened and approved."]
After: ["Automating workflows where a person moves records between two systems every morning.","Automating queues that only move when someone opens each item and clicks approve."]
walkthrough
Before: ["First, the agent watches the job done manually once at the user's speed.","Second, the agent is built to perform the task automatically on the user's or provider's machine.","Third, the agent is monitored and fixed as needed to handle failures and edge cases.","Finally, the agent runs autonomously, removing the task from the user's concern."]
After: ["Step 1: The job is done manually once at the user's speed, even if badly.","Step 2: The agent is built to perform the job instead, running on the user's or developer's machine.","Step 3: The agent may fail on unexpected inputs, which requires fixing.","Step 4: Fixing the failure is the main ongoing job; setup is complete before this step.","Step 5: The agent runs reliably and the user stops worrying about the task."]