I purchased a competitor product to ZeroWork at the highest tier last year, thinking it was everything they said it would be, I opened it, watched some vids, tried it, never used it since ... but didn't want to refund, hoping the investment would help improve what looked to be a great product to automate simple business tasks ... and yet, regret set in and super disappointment with another sh't purchase...

Not to name, names but it was Task Magic lol.

ZeroWork's super lost cost & super basic UI, looks cheap, nasty and looks like your grand nannys old knitted cardigan ... but after watching (just a few) of Diana's short, sharp onboarding instructional vids, a quick setup and few "Fast & Furious" nitrous oxide induced drifty skids of my mouse, I had an Optimus Prime Autobot that can log into my facebook account (using cookie monster's after crumbs), create nothing but pure ipsum garbage in a private post (so no1 sees it) and then finishing off like a high paid hooker, about to get PAID.

Holy sugar baby was I wrong ... The basic UI/UX is actually it's simplicity super power.
No fancy pants graphics here mate, just "let's get shizzle done & chillax my brothr".

The business automation & profit potential for this little diamond mine has blown some neural circuits. It's more than value for money for unlimited autobots fighting for the destiny of your laziness...

PLUS The Features!

It has it's own simple database system, plus google sheet integration (for further automation/data sharing/manipulation capabilities using Zapier, Make, Pabbly, Active Pieces etc.
No b.s. software usage restrictions (only limited by the specs of the machine you use) ..
But even then, just install on an(other) machine(s) and run unlimited/parallel bots.
Webhooks (As a trigger), then...
API Send & Receive (I still need to play with this).

And with the features like Cloud Execution Coming ... that sour crap I sucked off this lil sugar baby is only gonna get sweeter, the more I suck it ...

But anyway, let's get your mind out of the gutter ...

Feedback:

By having a ZeroWork Chrome extension you could also implement the cookie editing/capture/management feature as part of the onboarding/taskbot creation process ...

As well as the css selection process for taskbots, instead of using 2 separate external extensions.

That way, those (user unique) cookies could be stored as variables, then when shared, run a simple onboarding process where the new user would capture their own cookies, to store and run their own autobot(s) with their unique log in creds etc. All in a simple streamlined UX flow.

I Absolutely Love This (Undervalued/Valuable) Project.

It's got legs ... is actually useful ... I'm actually using it (not like other purchases) ... and it's actually great to see personable consistency, Diana here, Diana onboarding AND Diana answering questions.

I look forward to upgrading to Tier 3 when you release more awesomeness!

Great work! ...

"Autobots ... Roll out" ... I'm feeling like a lazy mofo and going sauna after the gym.