Intuned
Intuned · Coding
Intuned is a code-first browser automation platform for developers who need to scrape, crawl, or drive websites that have no usable API. It pairs a hosting and orchestration layer with an AI agent that writes, tests, and repairs the automation code, then runs it at scale with built-in authentication, stealth, scheduling, and monitoring. You can build by hand or describe the task in plain English and let the agent do it. Think of it as a web scraping tool that writes itself.
About Intuned
What Is Intuned
Intuned is a platform for running browser automations as production code. Instead of a drag-and-drop recorder, it deploys real Playwright projects that you can read, debug, version, and own. The team that builds it also ships Intuned Agent, an AI agent living inside the platform that turns a plain-language description into working automation code, validates it against live pages, and keeps it running after deployment.
The problem it targets is familiar to anyone doing web data work: plenty of valuable services still don't offer an API, and the tools aimed at filling that gap break the moment a page changes. Intuned bets that code plus an agent that can read traces and fix failures beats a brittle no-code flow. It also handles the unglamorous parts, like logins, captchas, proxies, and job queues, so you spend your time on the automation itself.
The main limitation is the audience. This isn't a consumer tool. The free tier is genuinely a trial, and 3 compute hours plus 10 job runs won't carry a real workload. Expect to write or at least review code, and expect to move to a paid plan once something is in production.
Getting Started
- Create an account at app.intuned.io and pick a starting point, either a Project for code you own or a Web Task for a quick one-off job.
- Describe the automation you want, or scaffold a project with the CLI and write the extraction logic yourself in TypeScript or Python.
- For authenticated sites, define create and check functions so Intuned can log in and reuse sessions without you babysitting them.
- Run it once against the live site, review the logs and traces, and let the agent produce a fix if the run fails.
- Schedule it as a Job or call it as a Run through the API, and monitor results from the dashboard.
Product Information
A quick look at Intuned's pricing, supported platforms, and performance.
Best for
The users, tasks, and scenarios where this tool fits best.
Users
- Backend and scraping developers
- Small data teams without a dedicated automation engineer
- Teams automating legacy or API-less services
Tasks
- Building a scraper for developers who want owned code instead of a visual flow
- Automating RPA automation tasks like form submissions, data entry, or report downloads when no API is available.
- Crawling many pages at scale
- Running quick repeatable web tasks over an API
Scenarios
- A service you depend on shut down its API and you need the data back
- You want to prototype a scraper before committing engineering time
- A production automation keeps breaking on layout changes
Key features
Code-First Automation Projects
Everything Intuned deploys is code, typically Playwright in TypeScript or Python. You can read it, debug it, put it in version control, and run it locally with the CLI before you push it live. No black box. What the AI agent produces is the same kind of code, so there's no separate no-code layer you have to trust blindly.
Intuned Agent
Intuned Agent builds, edits, and maintains your automations from a conversation. Describe a scraper, RPA flow, or crawler and it writes production-ready code, checks it against the live site, and hands you a diff to review. Because it runs inside the platform with access to browser traces and run history, it can diagnose a failure and propose a fix rather than just generate code and walk away.
Built-In Authentication
Intuned manages logins for you. You write a create function to establish a session and a check function to confirm it's still valid, and the platform validates, reuses, and recreates sessions automatically. That removes the usual chore of re-authenticating scrapers by hand whenever a login expires.
Stealth Mode and Captcha Handling
The anti-detection suite bundles stealth mode, automatic captcha solving, and proxy support. The point is simple. Run automations against sites that actively resist bots without getting blocked as often. It's included on paid plans and worth weighing if your targets are defensive.
Jobs, Runs, and Flexible Execution
Runs are single API executions with a cap on concurrent requests, built for RPA and integrations. Jobs are scheduled, batched runs where you control how many machines to spin up, built for scrapers and crawlers. Pick per workload. You mix deterministic code, AI-driven steps, or a hybrid, and use any library you like.
Observability
Every run keeps full logs, traces, session recordings, and metrics. When something fails you can see what the browser did and why. That turns debugging from guesswork into reading a record. It's a big deal at scale. The agent leans on the same data to write its fixes.
Web Tasks API
Web Tasks is a lighter path for repeatable jobs. Describe the task in plain English, give it a starting URL, and call it over an API with no project to build or maintain. Nothing to babysit. Runs get cheaper and faster over time as the platform reuses what it learns.
Pros and cons
Pros
- The AI agent works inside the platform, so it can test against live pages and repair failures instead of only generating starting code.
- Authentication, stealth, captcha solving, and proxies come built in, covering the parts most scrapers struggle with.
- Everything runs as owned Playwright code, so there's no lock-in to a no-code format.
- Runs and Jobs map cleanly to two real workloads: on-demand API calls and large scheduled batches.
- Logs, traces, and session recordings make failures debuggable without guesswork.
Cons
- It's aimed at developers. If you don't code, Intuned isn't the right fit and there's no real no-code fallback.
- The free plan caps at 3 compute hours and 10 job runs, which is a trial rather than something you can run a real workload on.
- Advanced stealth mode and larger machines sit behind paid plans, so lighter users hit limits quickly.
- Pricing scales on compute hours and runs, and costs are hard to predict until you measure a real workload.
Frequently asked questions
Intuned builds and runs browser automations for services that don't have APIs. Common uses are web scrapers, RPA workflows that interact with sites on a user's behalf, crawlers, and AI-driven automations, all hosted on the platform with scheduling and monitoring.
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