An MCP server that gives AI assistants real hands on a Chromium browser — clicking, typing and reading pages like a human operator, entirely on your machine.
Start 3-day free trialcurl -fsSL https://bryg.pages.dev/install.sh | sh
40+ tools covering perception, action, and observation — designed from daily QA work, not demos.
Accessibility-tree snapshots with stable element refs — the AI reads page structure and grabs exactly the element it needs. Falls back to coordinates when needed.
Generates short, semantic, verified-unique XPath from text, coordinates, or refs — ready to paste into your test suite, not brittle full paths.
Record API/XHR/WebSocket traffic in the background — everything, keyword-filtered, or failures only. Auth, cookie and password fields are masked by default.
Reads text from canvas, images and games (multi-strategy OCR, any tesseract language) and decodes QR codes anywhere on the page.
Clicks, typing, scrolling, drag, hover and key combos are dispatched as trusted browser-level input events.
Fills credentials from a local file. Secrets never enter the AI conversation, logs, or leave your machine.
Headful by default and never steals focus — watch what the AI does, and take over with your own mouse anytime.
Work across tabs, move data through the OS clipboard, upload files, print to PDF, and auto-dismiss dialogs.
Record a session into a replayable script — turn an AI run into a repeatable test you can re-run anytime.
From checkout to your first automated task in minutes.
Start the 3-day free trial. Your license key arrives by email instantly.
One command: curl -fsSL https://bryg.pages.dev/install.sh | sh — guided setup registers BRYG with your MCP client and activates your key.
Tell your AI what you need. BRYG launches a dedicated browser profile and gets to work.
One plan, everything included.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that lets AI assistants use external tools. BRYG implements MCP, so any compatible client — such as Claude Code — can use it to control a browser on your machine.
macOS and a Chromium-based browser (works with Google Chrome). BRYG runs a dedicated browser profile, fully separate from your daily browsing.
No. BRYG runs locally and collects zero telemetry. The only network calls BRYG itself makes are license validation at startup (with a 72-hour offline grace period) and an anonymous update check, both documented in the privacy policy.
One license key activates one device. You can move your license to another machine anytime from the self-serve customer portal, where you can also manage billing or cancel.
Automating actions on a website may be subject to that site's terms of service. BRYG is a tool — you are responsible for using it in ways that comply with the sites you automate.
No. BRYG is an independent product and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google. "Google Chrome" is a trademark of Google LLC, referenced only to describe compatibility.