figranium/figranium

Stack blocks visually to build complex browser workflows and execute them via API

What it solves

Figranium is a visual browser automation platform that allows users to build complex web workflows without writing extensive code. It solves the problem of creating, scheduling, and executing browser-based tasks—such as web scraping and automated interactions—via a manageable API and a visual interface.

How it works

The platform uses a block-based editor to sequence actions like clicking, typing, waiting, and executing custom JavaScript. It offers two primary modes: Agent Mode for deterministic browser automation (using a Playwright stealth stack or CloakBrowser) and Scrape Mode for lightweight HTTP-based extraction. Users can manage proxies for rotation, schedule tasks using visual settings or cron expressions, and handle files through a system of "Cabinets."

Who it’s for

It is designed for developers and operators who need to automate browser interactions, perform web scraping at scale, and integrate these workflows into other applications via a REST API.

Highlights

  • Block-based automation: Visual editor for building flows with actions like click, type, hover, and JS execution.
  • Task API: Trigger saved tasks via HTTP and pass dynamic variables at runtime.
  • Proxy Management: Built-in support for hosting, rotating, and importing HTTP/SOCKS proxies.
  • Integrated Scheduling: Native support for interval, daily, weekly, monthly, or cron-based automated runs.
  • Captures & Cabinets: Dedicated workspaces for reviewing screenshots/recordings and managing browser downloads.
  • Anti-detection: Includes anti-detection controls and integration with Fiptcha for CAPTCHA solving.

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