See the plan. Approve it. Watch it execute. SurgeFlow turns browser chaos into transparent automation across multiple tabs. Research, shopping, job applications—all with one command. Works in your browser—no need to download or install a new one.
The "no learning curve" claim is real. I had my non-technical co-founder test it, and she automated her report compilation without any guidance. Big win for team adoption. Are you considering a team dashboard to manage workflows?
I do a lot of repetitive browser stuff every day. this feels like it could save real time. Excited to try it out.
Clean execution. One thing I noticed skimming the page is how many strong use cases you show,
it makes the product feel powerful, but also makes the first task decision non-obvious for a new user. Curious to see which workflows end up being the main entry point over time.
This looks genuinely interesting. Browser automation done cleanly can save crazy amounts of time if it actually works as promised.
Curious though can this be used to search and track trending posts + topics across X, LinkedIn, and Reddit?
Because if it can handle that well, this becomes insanely useful for creators, marketers, and researchers.
Excited to see where this goes. Feels like a lot of potential here 👀
I manage multiple social media accounts. The multi-tab posting demo worked, but I hit a character limit on one platform and it stopped. Error handling feedback: Could it log partial successes and failures more clearly?
Absolutely love that SurgeFlow is a Chrome extension and not another "AI browser" I have to download and switch to. It respects my existing workflow and simply makes it 10x smarter. This is exactly how AI should be integrated—seamlessly. Huge kudos to the team!
The value proposition is crystal clear. As someone who tried (and failed) to use traditional automation tools, this feels like the future. How do you see SurgeFlow evolving compared to full RPA platforms?
It turns repetitive browser tasks like onboarding, research, and cross-platform posting into one-step actions. Lightweight, intuitive, and clearly built by people who actually live in the browser every day. A very promising tool for founders and teams looking to reclaim time from invisible work.
SurgeFlow sounds like a game-changer for anyone tired of the browser-tab chaos! 🚀 As someone who juggles multiple tabs for research, social media, and data tracking, the "no setup, just talk" approach is super appealing. Quick question for the makers: How does SurgeFlow handle variations in website layouts (e.g., a dashboard that updates its UI)? Can it adapt to those changes without manual reconfiguration, or is there a way to "train" it for specific pages?
Super clean. What’s the #1 workflow users are getting the most value from—job apps, research, or shopping?
Congrats on the launch! Still waiting to try Google’s version, so I’m excited to test drive SurgeFlow. Browsers integrated with agents are definitely the next big thing. Really looking forward to this.
The "no learning curve" claim is real. I had my non-technical co-founder test it, and she automated her report compilation without any guidance. Big win for team adoption. Are you considering a team dashboard to manage workflows?