“I’ve tried a bunch (Bardeen, Axiom, etc.), they’re either too complex or too limited. Lately I’ve been using TaskLabs, which sits somewhere in between: you can record browser actions, edit them, and even chain notes/data into automations.”
“Bardeen is solid for simple repetitive tasks like scraping data from websites or filling forms. It's got good integrations and the workflow builder is intuitive. Our clients like it for one-off automations but it struggles with complex multi-step processes or anything that needs conditional logic based on what's on the page.”
“I also tried Bardeen, which is more polished and works great for automating stuff like saving LinkedIn profiles to Notion or Google Sheets. If you want something visual with deeper logic, Make + browser extensions can get surprisingly far.”
“A smart browser automation tool that runs shortcuts for repetitive web tasks. I use it to scrape data or move info between apps without opening a ton of tabs.”
“automation tools like bardeen are helpful but you still need to find the right prospects. genesy has been solid for us, does the full outreach process from lead identification to personalized emails”
“Bardeen looks slick and your team clearly put a ton of work into those integrations. Good stuff!Not sure what you're referring to with the "input" action, but there's a "Loop Spreadsheet Rows" command that will let you perform a set of actions per row in a spreadsheet.”