Ivan Pasichnyk presented a test version of his own macOS application WebMorpher. The program automates interaction with the browser using GPT-4 and works completely locally — without clouds or third-party servers.
Ivan Pasichnyk presented a test version of his own macOS application WebMorpher. The program automates interaction with the browser using GPT-4 and works completely locally — without clouds or third-party servers.
Pasichnyk announced the launch of WebMorpher on his Facebook page. According to him, the application allows you to automate browser actions using instructions written in ordinary human language. GPT-4 performs tasks in the form of a sequence of actions: follows links, clicks buttons, copies text, fills out forms, etc.
One of the main advantages of WebMorpher is its completely autonomous operation without an Internet connection. «Completely local operation — no clouds or third-party servers. Your proles remain with you while you work,» the author emphasizes. It is this principle, according to him, that allows users to maintain privacy when working with automation.
The application is currently available for free testing, but due to the lack of an official Apple license, it must be installed manually. Pasichnyk admits that the visual part still needs to be worked on: «I’m also ashamed of the design for now, but I’ll improve it.»
WebMorpher is aimed at users who want to automate routine browser actions without programming knowledge. It can be useful for both technical specialists and those who want to speed up everyday online tasks. The author encourages you to test the application and share feedback on what was automated and what still needs improvement.
Previously, we also wrote about the Ukrainian startup Poster, which launched the Postie AI Assistant application for cafes and shops.
