Plain-language job setup
Users can describe the task in ordinary language instead of building a workflow in a visual editor.
Rindler
RivendicaRindler automates browser-based work on sites your team already uses, including portals with no API. It signs in, completes tasks like pulling records, downloading statements, checking status, and submitting forms, then returns finished runs and clean records.
Automate repetitive work on websites with no API
Rindler automates web work that teams still do by hand inside login-gated sites and other portals without an API. It is designed to take over repetitive browser tasks such as pulling records, downloading statements, checking order or account status, and submitting forms.
The product centers on guided automation rather than building flows yourself. Users describe the job in plain language, connect the site once, and Rindler runs the task while keeping the session encrypted and tied to that site. The site work is monitored step by step, and completed runs return clean output that can be used for operations work.
Rindler also supports recurring automations for tasks that need to happen on a schedule. The pricing page shows a usage-based model where you pay for finished runs, with plans that include access to supported sites, login-gated sites, and scheduled runs on higher tiers.
Core capabilities
Login-gated site access
Rindler signs into the sites your team already uses and works behind the login, including portals with no API.
Step-by-step run monitoring
Each run shows the steps it took and the screens it saw, so the work is visible rather than opaque.
Scheduled automations
Tasks can be saved as automations and run on a schedule on plans that include recurring runs.
Encrypted, site-scoped sign-in
The site session is held in an encrypted browser context and scoped to the specific site being automated.
Route repair when sites change
If a portal layout changes enough to break a task, Rindler repairs the route centrally rather than leaving the user to rebuild it.
Practical ways teams use Rindler
Pull operational records from portals
Use Rindler to log into supplier, customer, or internal portals and extract rows or records that teams would otherwise copy by hand.
Check status across accounts and orders
Automate recurring status checks such as shipment updates, open orders, account activity, or other logged-in portal lookups.
Download statements and documents
Have Rindler open the right page, retrieve documents, and complete the retrieval work on a repeating schedule when needed.
Submit forms and application tasks
Use the product for browser-based actions that require filling out and submitting forms on sites without a public API.
Track recurring portal work for a team
Teams doing the same portal work every day can save tasks as automations and run them on a schedule instead of starting from scratch each time.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Works on login-gated sites and portals with no API.
- Users can describe the task in plain words instead of building a flowchart.
- Completed runs are visible step by step, including the screens seen during execution.
- Scheduled automations are available on the Teams plan and above.
- When supported sites change, Rindler says it repairs the route centrally.
Cons
- Pricing is usage-based and charges apply to finished runs.
- Scheduled automations are not included on the Starter plan.
- Some site setups may need onboarding or scoping before they are ready to run.
FAQ
What kind of work does Rindler automate?
It automates browser work on sites your team already uses, including pulling records, downloading statements, checking status, and submitting forms.
Does Rindler require an API?
No. The product is built for portals and websites that do not have an API, including login-gated sites.
How does setup work?
You describe the job in plain words, connect the site once, and Rindler takes over the browser task. The site session is kept encrypted and tied to that site.
Can the automations run on a schedule?
Yes. The pricing page says saved automations can be scheduled on the Teams plan, while the Starter plan includes one-off runs only.
How is pricing structured?
The pricing page says you pay for runs that finish. Starter is listed at $100 per month with a 7-day free trial, Teams at $1,000 per month, and Enterprise is custom.
Quick Facts
- Category
- AI Automation
- Primary workflow
- Browser automation for logged-in websites
- Best for
- Teams handling repetitive portal work
- Platform focus
- Web
- Website
- rindler.ai
- Pricing model
- Pay per finished run