Only pay AI for what FluxIQ doesn’t already know.
Describe a job or show it once in your browser. FluxIQ turns it into an automation that replays on its own. A model only steps in when something is new, a result looks wrong, or the page has changed, and always within the limits you set.
An animated illustration of the FluxIQ browser extension on an example lead directory. Tell it: you ask in plain words and FluxIQ searches, filters to Calgary, and reads 24 rows. Record it: you do the task once and FluxIQ captures each step as an automation. It adapts: after a redesign moves the Search button, FluxIQ uses AI once to find it, then runs again without AI.
An illustration of the FluxIQ browser extension, which is coming soon.
What it saves you
The more it runs, the less you pay.
An AI agent pays to think every run. With FluxIQ, each run costs less as the job is learned.
Example, not real data. Over 1,000 runs of one repeatable job, an AI agent costs $50.00 and FluxIQ $0.84: the build, judging that tapers as the job earns trust, and six fixes that grow rarer as edge cases are handled. FluxIQ costs more on the first run and is cheaper in total from run 3.
Assumes a repeatable job: $0.10 to build, $0.01 to judge a run (every run at first, then 1 in 50 once trusted), and $0.05 per fix. Fixes show as bumps that fade as edge cases are handled.
Pay for what’s new
AI for the build, checks, and fixes, not routine steps.
Your limits
Cap spend per Flow. At a cap, it asks or stops.
Checks that relax
Checked often at first, less as it earns trust.
Your autonomy
Adaptive, approve each fix, or no AI.
How it works
Automations that survive a redesign.
Say it once. It runs every day, and fixes itself when the site changes.
An example: “Every morning, add new roofers in Calgary to my sheet” becomes a Flow that runs every day at 7:00. Over eight mornings it runs two ways, as FluxIQ and as an ordinary recorded script. Overnight before Wednesday the site moves its search box into a new header. From Wednesday the recorded script cannot find the search box and adds nothing, so the sheet stops at 4 rows. FluxIQ sees the site changed, finds the box, tests the fix on a full run, keeps it for about $0.05, and carries on: 21 rows by the next Monday.
Runs on your schedule
Daily, hourly, or weekly
Asks before high-risk actions
Sending, buying, or deleting
Fixes itself, tested first
Kept only after a full run passes
Costs less as it earns trust
Checks taper as it proves itself
Where it’s going
Ask for an outcome. Get the whole app.
In time, FluxIQ will build the software around what you want done, within your budget.
In time, FluxIQ will build the software around what you want done: the screens, the data, and the Flows that keep it current, all within the budget you set.
Build me a lead-generation app for commercial roofing companies in Western Canada.
FluxIQ replies: Certainly! Here’s RoofLeads: your leads, a live pipeline, and four Flows that keep it current, within a $5 weekly AI budget.
- Now
Make the browser loop solid
- Next
Deploy self-repairing Flows to the cloud
- Then
Integrations and Flows that build on Flows
- Later
Generate complete applications
How it fits together
FluxIQ remembers. Your browser does the work.
Connect them once with a code you approve. Then your jobs run in your browser.
On your computer
A browser wants to connect
Remembers every job
Runs them on schedule and fixes them when sites change.
In your browser· Coming soon
Not connected
ConnectApprove this code in FluxIQ
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Does the clicking for you
On the real sites you already use.
Technical Vision & Architecture
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Status
Early, and built in the open.
Install
Build from source. Extension coming soon.Build from source; not on npm yet. Extension coming soon.
AI provider
Your own DeepSeek key, for now.Bring your own DeepSeek key, the only provider for now.
Runs on
Your machine. Node 22+.Your machine. Node 22+, Chrome, Edge, or Firefox.
License
Fair-code. Free for personal use.Fair-code. Free for personal and internal use. Read it (opens in a new tab)