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Browser Use.

Chrome, with a second pair of hands.

Relam reads pages, fills forms, and manages tabs in your own Chrome while you keep working. It never submits, pays, or sends without showing you first.

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In the portal — subscription Acme Staging, region East US.

Watch the portal. Every step streams back here as it lands.

  1. It reads the page.
  2. It fills the form.
  3. You say go.
What it does

Every tab,
handled while you work.

Reads the page.

Prices, dates, order numbers, the small print. Relam reads what is actually there and cites it — never a guess from memory.

Fills the form.

Names, addresses, returns, applications. It types field by field and checks each one before moving to the next.

Keeps your tabs.

Opens, groups, and returns to the right tab. Sessions stay open, logins stay yours, nothing gets closed behind you.

Guards the send.

Submit, checkout, pay — each one waits in plain words. Approve or decline. Nothing leaves the browser on its own.

The rule

Checkout is a decision.
Not a reflex.

The browser is where agents spend money by accident. So the browser is where Relam is strictest: every page-changing step follows the same four rules as Computer Use.

  • Sees only this step

    Only the page moments each action needs. Nothing stockpiled.

  • Names the exact action

    The amount, the address, the button — shown before it runs.

  • Waits for you

    One approval, once. Decline costs nothing.

  • Writes it down

    Every fill and every hold lands in the chat trail.

See the four rules
Where it pays off

Give it the boring tab.

Shopping

The checkout that fights back.

Coupon applied, address checked, total shown. You approve the exact amount — then it is done.

Applications

The form, all forty fields.

Work history typed, documents attached, every page reviewed before the one click that counts.

Research

Twelve tabs, one answer.

Prices compared, specs gathered, sources cited. The tabs stay open so you can check.

Bookings

The calendar that needs coaxing.

Flights, tables, appointments — options collected, nothing booked until you say so.

Browser Use FAQ

Before you begin.

Browser Use lives inside your Chrome: pages, forms, tabs, checkouts. Computer Use covers the whole machine: files, folders, and apps. Same approvals. Same rules.
Yes — it works in your own Chrome, with your own sessions and logins. There is nothing separate to sign into and no password to hand over.
Anything that leaves the browser changed: submitting, checking out, paying, sending, booking. You see the exact step — amount, address, button — then approve or decline.
Only the page moments each step needs, only to choose the next action. Nothing is copied elsewhere, and permissions stay exactly what you granted.
Yes. Relam works in its own region while you keep your tabs, your cursor, and your keyboard. Never paused, never interrupted.
Relam Browser Use

Give it the boring tab.
Keep the good ones.

Start with the form you keep putting off. Relam takes it from there — while you browse on, undisturbed.