About Tasker
Tasker is a free, open source desktop application that automates tasks on any website using AI. A user either records a workflow by performing it once in the browser or describes the task in plain English, and Tasker then runs it. The vendor says the AI adapts to changes on a page, so a workflow can keep working after a site updates its layout.
The app is aimed at people who repeat the same web tasks, such as entering data into a CRM, working in Gmail, or handling records in tools like Salesforce, HubSpot, Shopify or LinkedIn. Workflows can use variables and loops, so a single workflow can process many items, and conditions can be set to handle different scenarios. A visual debugging view shows the workflow running in real time with built in screenshots of what the tool sees. Tasker runs locally, and the vendor states that user data stays on the user's own computer.
Downloads are available for Windows, Mac and Linux, and the product is currently in beta. The code is released under the MIT license and is hosted on GitHub. No account is required, and the software is free with no paid plans listed on the site.