Browse AI operates through a Chromium browser extension that records user interactions on a live target webpage. The user clicks on page elements to define what data to extract—such as product titles, prices, image URLs, or table rows—and specifies whether the robot should navigate pagination buttons, scroll infinitely, or enter search terms. The system uses machine learning to adapt to minor DOM and CSS layout changes automatically, preventing scrapers from breaking when target websites update their frontend code.
Once trained, the robot is deployed to Browse AI's cloud infrastructure. Users configure execution schedules (from every 5 minutes on high tiers to daily or weekly runs). When executed, Browse AI provisions residential or data center proxies, renders the target website's dynamic scripts, solves potential verification challenges, parses the designated fields, and delivers the structured data via CSV download, Google Sheets synchronization, or REST webhook notifications.