For years, I automated browser tasks the “normal” way — with long Playwright or Selenium scripts. It worked… but it was slow, messy, and painful to debug at 3 AM.
So I built Loopi, an open-source, visual browser automation tool that makes automation feel more like designing a flow in Figma than writing a script.
This is the story and the tool.
Why I Built Loopi
Browser automation is powerful, but the developer experience hasn’t improved much:
- You write long scripts for simple tasks
- You maintain selectors manually
- One small UI change breaks everything
- Debugging becomes a time-sink
- Sharing automation with teammates is messy
I wanted something that was:
- Fast to build
- Easy to debug
- Visual
- Open-source
Friendly to both coders and non-coders
Loopi is that tool.
Check it out if it sounds relevant:
- GitHub repo: https://github.com/Dyan-Dev/loopi
- Quick docs: https://loopi.dyan.live/
- Release notes: https://github.com/DyanDev/loopi/releases/tag/v1.2.3
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