Bardeen

Browser extension that automates repetitive web and CRM chores

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What is Bardeen?

Bardeen is a browser extension that automates work happening inside web pages and the tools around them. It records your clicks in the browser and turns them into a reusable playbook, then extends that with data scraping, CRM updates and AI steps that summarise or classify what it finds. Because it acts where the work happens, it can automate tasks that have no API - pulling data from a site that will not export it, or filling a form in an internal tool. The magic box lets you describe a task in plain language instead of building it click by click.

Last updated: 2026-09-20. This site only provides an index; for exact features, pricing, and licensing, see the official website.

Key features

Browser automation recorded from your own clicks
Web scraping and data extraction into sheets or CRMs
AI steps for summarising, classifying and generating text
Plain-language task creation through a prompt box
Scheduled, triggered and manual playbook runs
Integrations with common CRM, mail and spreadsheet tools

Pros & cons

Strengths

Automates browser tasks that have no API
Recording a playbook is faster than scripting one
Free tier is useful for individual workflows

Watch out for

Browser-bound: it cannot automate desktop applications
Recorded playbooks break when a site changes layout
Heavy scraping is better served by a dedicated tool

Best for & use cases

sales prospecting, crm data entry, web research and recruiting sourcing

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FAQ

What kind of tasks suit Bardeen?

Repetitive browser work with a clear sequence: collecting leads from a site, updating CRM records, copying data between tabs, or pulling a report that has no export button.

Does it work outside the browser?

No. It operates inside the browser and on web applications, so desktop software, terminals and native mobile apps are out of scope for this kind of tool.

Why did my playbook stop working?

Usually a site redesign. Recorded automations depend on the page structure they were recorded against, so selectors need updating when a site changes its layout.