01 — The basics


Using
Taskloopr


Taskloopr is a Chrome extension that records and replays browser workflows with self-healing element matching and AI-powered automation. By using this extension, you agree to these terms and to use it responsibly and legally.

02 — Your responsibility


What You're
Agreeing To


Third-party sites

Automating a website is still subject to that website's own terms of service — Taskloopr doesn't override them. Respect robots.txt and rate limits.

AI features

AI features use your own API keys when configured locally, or our authenticated backend when signed in. You're responsible for following OpenAI's terms and usage policies.

Your own use

You're responsible for what a recorded workflow actually does when you run it — review before you automate. Don't use for spam, harassment, or illegal activities.

Account security

When you sign in, you're responsible for keeping your account credentials secure. Notify us immediately if you suspect unauthorized access.

03 — No warranty


Provided
As-Is


Taskloopr is provided "as is" without warranties of any kind, whether express or implied. We don't guarantee uninterrupted service, error-free operation, or that the extension will meet your specific requirements.

Self-healing and AI features are powerful but not perfect. Layout changes, CAPTCHAs, and site updates can sometimes break workflows. We provide tools to handle these cases, but we can't guarantee 100% reliability across all websites.

04 — Changes


These Terms
Will Change


We may update these terms as Taskloopr evolves. Significant changes will be communicated via email if you're signed in, or through the extension itself. Your continued use after changes means you accept the new terms.

These terms were last updated in August 2026. Questions? Email [email protected].