Fill repetitive web forms with AI.

Give the agent the source information, watch it prepare the browser workflow, and approve the exact action before sensitive information is entered or submitted.

Excel or website to formExact action previewReview before submit

Keep a person at the decision point.

Form automation should remove repetitive typing without hiding what will happen next. Invisible Hand binds each approval to the exact command and destination.

01

Provide

Open the source information and destination form in Chrome.

02

Prepare

Ask the agent to match the fields and enter supported information.

03

Approve

Review the destination and text preview before the action continues.

Know what will be entered before it happens.

The approval card identifies the action, destination, and content preview. You can approve or deny it without losing sight of the workflow.

  • Command-bound approval
  • Short-lived confirmation
  • Critical actions always require review
Invisible Hand requesting approval before entering text into a web form

Sensitive fields stay manual.

Automation stops at fields and actions where direct human control matters most, even when other approval preferences have been relaxed.

  • Passwords and one-time passcodes require manual takeover
  • Payment-card and CAPTCHA fields are blocked
  • File uploads and destructive actions remain controlled

Questions before your first browser task.

Can I review a form before it is submitted?

Yes. Submit and Enter actions require approval by default, and critical actions continue to require explicit confirmation.

Can I deny a proposed entry?

Yes. The approval card lets you deny the exact proposed action before it is executed.

Can the agent fill password or payment fields?

No. Password, one-time-code, payment-card, and CAPTCHA fields require manual takeover or remain blocked.

Hand off the repetitive part.

Install Invisible Hand, open the controller, and describe the browser work you want completed.

Add Invisible Hand to Chrome