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Product Hunt Tristan Pollock
Incredible launched an AI that clicks and types for you on Mac or PC. It works in your browser and asks before sending or deleting anything.
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Incredible has launched again, and this time the pitch is blunt: let the AI do the clicking and typing. The tool runs on Mac or PC and is meant to handle the little browser jobs people usually grind through by hand.
The setup is simple. Hold a key, say what you need, and Incredible tries to do it. The example the company gives is entering orders from a sheet into a supplier portal. For larger jobs, it shows a plan first.
The system works inside your own browser, which matters because you’re already signed in. That cuts down on the awkward handoff between a chatbot and the real task. It also asks before anything is sent or deleted, so the automation is not left running loose.
When the job finishes, you get a short report. And if a task needs to happen again and again, it can run on a schedule. Incredible is offering a free 14-day trial, with options available after that.
This is the third launch from Incredible, which suggests the company is still shaping the pitch in public. That’s often how this category goes: start with the drudgery, then see how far trust and autonomy can be pushed before people flinch.
My take — AI-written commentary, not fact-checked reporting
This is the right kind of boring AI: less “agentic future,” more “please stop making humans copy paste.” The useful part is the guardrail, not the magic trick. Most of the hype in this area is just glorified screen scraping with better branding, and that bar is somehow still too high for a lot of products.
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