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Twixy is the desktop program that produces the actual deliverables of marketing work. It drives a real Chrome to gather the data, then hands you a report, a deck, a sheet, an email. No code. Build it once and it keeps running.

Runs on macOS and Windows. Your logins and client files stay on your machine.

Weekly competitor Reels report
Text prompt

Every Monday, scan competitor Reels in our niche and send me the report.

What it did this morning

  1. 09:00Opened Chrome, signed in to Instagram
  2. 09:01Collected 34 Reels across 3 hashtags
  3. 09:03Sorted by engagement, normalized 12 fields
  4. 09:04Wrote the brief

Files it left behind

competitor-reels.xlsx34 rows
weekly-brief.md4 sections
Next run — Monday 09:00, on its own

What it makes

Four things come out

Not a chat answer — a file you can open and use.

A real browser run

Logs in, scrolls, clicks, reads. Instagram, YouTube, X, search, e-commerce — anything the web can reach, including pages with no API.

Collected raw data

Sheets and briefs

Fields normalized, sources merged, a written brief on what the data says. The weekly collection job you stopped doing by hand.

.xlsx · .csv · .md

Decks

The recurring report assembled from the run — same structure every time, new numbers. Nothing re-typed.

.pptx · .pdf

Emails and alerts

A draft written off what the run found: the client update, the internal digest, the alert when a number moves.

Draft · Send · Alert

Real runs

How people actually use it

Three real runs. For each one: what was asked, what Twixy did, and the file that came out.

Find trending Instagram Reels in my niche and write me a brief on the winning formats.

Chrome resolves 2–3 hashtags → collects top Reels per tag → validates the set → writes a trend brief to file.

One fresh brief · every week
InstagramReelsWeekly
Find every YouTube Shorts fan account for this artist and classify them by post style.

Explores YouTube Shorts, identifies fan accounts, analyzes what their videos have in common, exports to Excel.

Classified Excel report
Twixy running the fan-account discovery workflow — four steps, live browser panel on YouTube
OutputThe classified Excel report the run produced
YouTube ShortsExcelClassify
Collect every skincare product from these 3 Korean e-comm sites into one merged spreadsheet.

Scrapes 3 sites, normalizes 12 fields (name · ingredients · price · discount · stock · source · …), merges.

4,725 rows · ~4 min · $0.168
Twixy running the Korean-skincare collector — nine steps, mid-run status, about $0.168 spent
OutputThe merged 4,725-row product spreadsheet the run produced
E-commerceExcel3 sources

How you build one

You describe it, Twixy builds it

No code, no node graph to wire, no prompt to re-write next time. If you can explain it to a new hire, you can build it.

1

Say what you want

In plain language, in the chat panel. "Collect every skincare product from these three sites into one sheet."

2

Twixy writes the workflow

Your sentence becomes a saved, named, editable workflow — steps, inputs, checks. You can read it and change any step.

3

It runs for real

A real Chrome opens and does the work on your logins. The file lands when it's done.

Behind it there is a full workspace — chat, a workflow builder, agent teams, a skill library, a data panel. You do not need any of it to get your first file.

And then it repeats

Build it once, then it keeps going

You do not have to set the same task up again.

On a schedule

Daily, weekly, every six hours — it runs without anyone opening the app, and the file is there when you look.

For the whole team

Publish it and it appears in every teammate's workspace. They run the same thing with their own inputs.

With a history

Every change is versioned and reviewable, so improving a workflow never means losing the one that worked.

See it run on your own workflow.

Tell us the task your team repeats every week. We will show you the run and the file it produces.

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Before you ask

Do I need to know how to code?

No. You describe what you want in chat, in ordinary language.

Where does my data live?

On your machine. Logins, client files and the browsing session stay local.

Is this just another chatbot?

No. It drives a real Chrome and gives you a file — a sheet, a deck, a brief, a draft.

What if the site needs a login?

It uses your own logged-in browser, so pages behind a login are reachable without an API.