Capture once, then shape reusable steps.
Prism records the live browser session, builds the recorded step queue, and keeps the node canvas synchronized with the same macro the operator will test next.
Operational command center
Run complex browser workflows from one operations console.
Prism gives teams a desktop control plane for profile-based browser sessions, macro authoring, batch execution, scheduling, and audit-friendly run logs.
Public founder-reviewed launch · $50/month or $500/year for 3 seats · no free trial. Sign up, verify your account, sign in, wait for founder approval, download Prism, and activate on your desktop.
Built for authorized internal operations, QA, support, partner workflows, and browser-based business processes that need repeatability and supervision.
Profile-scoped sessionsBatch orchestrationReusable workflow templatesRun history and diagnosticsScheduled automation
Product scenes
Record, run, and repair with the same operating language.
These scene panels mirror the real Prism desktop surfaces instead of inventing a separate marketing UI. The same shell, status language, and operator workflow carries from capture through execution and repair.
Move from failing logs into a repair-ready session.
When a run breaks, Prism does not leave the operator guessing. The repair flow starts with the failing execution log and lands directly in Studio with the failure context still attached.
Core principles
One place to run, observe, and tune browser operations.
Prism combines workflow authoring, session management, scheduling, and runtime visibility in a single desktop environment so operators can manage browser work without stitching together multiple tools.
Studio
Build, edit, and test repeatable browser workflows with reusable steps, variable injection, and debugging support.
Launchpad
Turn proven workflows into reusable batch templates so operators can run high-volume tasks with consistent inputs and guardrails.
Vault
Manage profile-scoped session settings, organized identities, and operational configuration from a central workspace.
Dashboard
Track active workers, running batches, and live status from a single control surface built for day-to-day operations.
Schedule
Launch recurring browser workflows on a defined cadence without rebuilding the same run setup every time.
Logs
Review execution history, step-level diagnostics, and screenshots to understand what happened and improve future runs.
Trust
Local-first handling with a visible operating boundary.
Prism keeps the promise narrow: keep workflow artifacts local by default, make telemetry choices explicit, and request only the minimum diagnostics needed for support.
- Local-firstProfiles, logs, screenshots, and datasets stay on the customer desktop unless your team chooses to share them.
- Telemetry choiceTelemetry mode is always visible in-product: minimal, full, or off.
- Authorized usePrism is for lawful, approved browser operations, not bypass, stealth, or anti-detect workflows.
Use boundary
Prism is intended for lawful, authorized automation. Customers are responsible for confirming they have the right approvals, permissions, and contractual rights to access and automate target systems.
Prism
$50/month or $500/year
Prism for operations, QA, and support teams that need repeatable, operator-supervised browser operations.
- 3 operator seats included
- Unlimited local automations
- Run history and diagnostic review
- Founder approval before download and activation
- Email support and onboarding guidance
Founder-reviewed rollout
The default path is simple: create the account you will keep, wait for founder approval, then download and activate Prism on your desktop.
Sign up, verify your account, sign in, wait for founder approval, download Prism, and activate on your desktop.
Support
One support lane for approval, activation, and runtime issues.
Prism keeps support compact at launch. The fastest path is a concise diagnostic bundle that separates access, approval, device, and workflow issues without sending more material than necessary.
Request-access status, founder review, and questions that stop the next commercial step.
Founder review, access windows, and account-state changes that affect access to Prism.
Desktop callback failures, device registration issues, and activation-state recovery.
Macro behavior, blocked runs, screenshots, and logs that isolate the last failing step.
Send enough context to skip the first back-and-forth.
- Prism app version and Windows version
- Approval, access-term, or activation context
- The shortest reproducible failure path
- Safe screenshots or logs when they help