Lindra connects to any website, even those without APIs. Capture data, move information, submit forms, or sync updates between systems automatically.
Automate the websites you already use
Lindra connects to any website, even those without APIs. Capture data, move information, submit forms, or sync updates between systems automatically.
Hey Product Hunt, We build Lindra out of passion for browser agents. When llm based browser agents like Browser-Use and Stagehand started getting popular early this year the potential was obvious to us. Right now using browser agents is still cumbersome. Yet browser agents have huge potential to open new integration layers to websites without public-facing APIs. That’s what we’re building with Lindra, the integration layer for the rest of the Internet. It uses an in-house AI-powered browser agen
this is incredible! Turning the web into an integration layer is such a game changer. I’m really curious about how stable it is across different sites, though.
I think it is innovative and amazing what they are doing. Agentic web browsers are one, but what if any web browser can be agentic? Then you don't have to switch
I think it is innovative and amazing what they are doing. Agentic web browsers are one, but what if any web browser can be agentic? Then you don't have to switch
Hey everyone 👋 Super excited to finally share Lindra with you! We’ve spent the last months pushing the limits of what browser agents can actually do — not just browse or scrape, but truly interact with websites like APIs never existed. The magic moment for us was realizing how many integrations are locked behind UI walls. Lindra makes those walls disappear. Whether it’s syncing data between tools, automating reports, or connecting platforms that don’t talk to each other — Lindra turns the whole
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