Almor

Almor is a browsing assistant that does tasks for you in your own browser. You type what you need in the side panel and Almor reads the page, navigates, fills forms and clicks to get it done, telling you what it found and did as it goes. You stay in control. Almor works on the sites you point it at, using the sessions you are already logged into, and it asks you to confirm before anything outward or irreversible such as sending a message, submitting a form or making a purchase. Nothing final happens until you say yes. You can pause or stop at any moment. This is an assistance and accessibility tool, not a bulk automation tool. It helps you finish real tasks one at a time, on your own accounts, at your direction. It does not run unattended campaigns, does not mass-post, and does not act on accounts that are not yours. Privacy comes first. Sensitive fields are protected on your device: passwords, one-time codes and card fields are never read, and visible emails, phone numbers and long card-like numbers are removed before any page text leaves your machine. Screenshots of pages that contain a password, one-time code or card field are refused rather than captured. All the extension's logic ships inside the package; it exchanges data with our own service over an encrypted connection and never downloads or runs code from a server. What it is good for: getting through a task on a site you find hard to use, drafting and reviewing a reply before you send it, filling a booking or form and confirming the details, and picking up routine tasks where you left off.