Oglama™
Private web automation
SubscriptionWorkflow automationOpen Source255 impressions#522 of its week
Oglama is a desktop app that automates web workflows locally with human-grade input and optional AI assistance.
- for
- Developers and power users who need private, unblockable web automation.
- pricing
- paid
- license
- open source
Key features
- Human-grade input — Mouse moves and typing use realistic, OS-level events that mimic a real person.
- Record-first workflow builder — Record actions in the browser and automatically generate deterministic JavaScript modules.
- Built-in local LLM — Invoke a small on-device LLM only for tasks that require AI, keeping everything private.
- Finite-state machine engine — Automations are modeled as state machines for resilient branching, retries, and loops.
- Scheduling & CI/CD integration — Run automations on a schedule or drive them via the @uindow/cli package in pipelines.
- Isolation & security — Each agent runs in a sealed profile with no filesystem sharing and hardened local services.
Use cases
- Automate login flows with captchas by pausing for human input
- Scrape data from sites that block traditional bots using real mouse/keyboard events
- Run scheduled daily report generation without exposing credentials
- Integrate browser steps into CI/CD pipelines for end-to-end testing
Oglama™ vs alternatives
| Oglama™ |  n8n |  Zapier |  Activepieces |  Make | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Local, human-like web automation | General workflow automation | No-code SaaS integrations | Open-source no-code automation | Visual cloud automation |
| Pricing | Paid | Subscription | Subscription | Free | Subscription |
| DevHunt upvotes | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Launched | Jan 2026 | — | — | — | — |
- Oglama™ vs n8n: n8n is a cloud/self-hosted workflow engine focused on integrations, not human-grade browser actions.
- Oglama™ vs Zapier: Zapier provides no-code app integrations but runs in the cloud and lacks local, human-like browsing.
- Oglama™ vs Activepieces: Activepieces is open-source and no-code but does not emulate real mouse/keyboard input locally.
- Oglama™ vs Make: Make offers visual workflow building in the cloud, without local execution or OS-level input simulation.
Oglama™ FAQ
What can I automate?+
Anything you can do in a web browser—clicks, typing, file uploads/downloads, API calls, screenshots, video, and more.
Do I need programming experience?+
No. You can record actions to create modules, install ready-made modules, or describe tasks to an AI agent.
Will websites detect or block my automation?+
No. All interactions are real OS-level events from your own IP, so sites see a human rather than a script.
How do AI agents connect to Uglama?+
Uglama speaks MCP, allowing agents like Claude, Cursor, or Copilot to drive it locally over stdio with zero latency.
Can I schedule automations or run them unattended?+
Yes. Automations can be set for specific dates, recurring times, or deferred steps, and can run on any always-on machine.
Can I run Uglama from the command line or CI/CD?+
Yes. The @uindow/cli package lets you invoke automations from terminals or CI/CD pipelines and stream live logs.
Summarized by DevHunt from oglama.com · Oct 6, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
