FluxIQ Web Extension · Coming soon
Do it once in your browser.
Never do it by hand again.
Record a task, or point at the data you want. The extension hands it to FluxIQ, which turns it into a Flow and runs it back on the real page, without calling AI every time.
Not released yet. The extension is in active development for Chrome, Edge, and Firefox. There is no store listing or download yet. Follow along on GitHub, where the source is public.
What it’s built to do
Records what you do
Clicks, typing, dropdowns, scrolling, switching tabs, and file uploads. Review it, test it, then save it.
Pulls lists off any page
Point at one product, listing, or row. It finds the rest, and can follow the “next page” link.
Won’t click the wrong thing
If a button moved and it can’t tell which one you meant, it stops and says so instead of guessing.
Stays private
No analytics, no tracking. What it sees only goes to the FluxIQ you run and pair it with.
It works with FluxIQ, not instead of it.
The extension is the hands. The FluxIQ framework on your machine is the brain that builds, stores, and repairs your Flows. Until release, developers can build both from source and try it early.
- 1Run FluxIQ on your computer. It needs Node 22.
- 2Build the extension from source and load it unpacked in Chrome, Edge, or Firefox.
- 3Press Connect. Approve the matching code in FluxIQ, and the two are paired.
- 4Add your DeepSeek key in FluxIQ for the moments AI is needed.