Your busywork, on autopilot.
Record any browser workflow once. Stackbirds trains an autonomous agent that runs it for you — forever. No prompts. No glue code. No babysitting.
3,400+ operators
shipping agents this week
- Recording workflowsalesforce · 2:14
- Identifying patterns12 fields mapped
- Training agent
- Ready to flyawaiting deploy
Everything ops teams wish automation actually did.
Built for the messy, unpredictable workflows every other tool quietly gives up on.
Teach by showing.
Record once. Stackbirds watches what you click, type, and decide — then builds an agent that matches your exact process.
Runs on your real stack.
Any browser app — Salesforce, HubSpot, Notion, Stripe, internal tools. No APIs, no integrations, no maintenance headaches.
Asks when it's unsure.
Flags edge cases in plain English and waits for your call. Every answer makes the next run smarter, automatically.
Faster every run.
A shared runtime means every agent inherits tricks from the flock. Your fifth agent trains in seconds, not minutes.
Safe by default.
Isolated sandbox, full audit trails, approval gates for destructive steps. SOC 2 ready, SSO included.
Ships in an afternoon.
Most teams are delegating real work within their first afternoon. Onboard in five minutes, train your first agent in ten.
Three steps. One afternoon.
From busywork to background job in less time than it takes to write a Notion doc about it. Here's the whole thing, start to finish.
Show it once.
Click the Stackbirds extension and run your workflow like you normally would. No scripts. No setup. No clean room.
It watches and asks.
Our model infers intent from your actions and asks clarifying questions about edge cases — in plain English, not JSON.
It runs. Forever.
Deploy your agent. It runs on a schedule, on demand, or on triggers — and flags anything unusual right back to you.
Operators who got their week back.
"I got ninety minutes of my life back. Per day."
I recorded my Monday CRM cleanup once, and now an agent does it every morning at 8. I don't know what to do with all the extra time.
"Our fifth agent took forty-seven seconds to train."
The shared runtime thing is real. Our first took nine minutes. Our fifth took forty-seven seconds. I'm never writing another Zap again.
"My engineer cried. I cried."
I replaced a 300-line Zapier chain with one screen recording. The Zapier sales rep probably cried too. We're building a second flock now.
"A better question than any engineer has asked in a planning meeting."
Stackbirds asked me: 'what do you do when there are two matching contacts?' I hadn't thought about it in five years.
"One agent fills fourteen internal systems in under four minutes."
We use it to onboard every new enterprise customer. Our sales team no longer emails me 'hey can you just'. I think about that sentence a lot.
"I'd have paid an engineer three weeks to build this."
Gave it a browser and a screen recording. Got back an agent I'd have paid an engineer three weeks to build. Unreasonably good.
Stop doing.
Start delegating.
Train your first Stackbird free. No credit card, no sales call. Show one workflow, see what flies back.