Use case

Describe the task once. Pie runs it on time.

Schedules turn recurring browser work — cleanups, checks, reports — into jobs that run automatically, with results you can review.

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Pinnedpie://schedules/new

Every day at 10:00, clean up inactive tabs and keep pinned tabs.

Assistant

I’ll set up the daily task; pinned tabs stay out of the cleanup.

Schedule createdcreate_schedule

Clean up inactive tabs

Runs daily at 10:00. Pinned tabs are kept; the next run is tomorrow.

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How it works

Define the work

Tell Pie what to do in plain language, or start from a Skill you already saved.

Set the time

Daily at 10:00, every Monday, end of month — Pie creates the schedule from your sentence.

Review the results

Each run finishes with a summary you can check, so automation never becomes a black box.

Why automate with Pie.

No scripting

If you can describe the task, you can schedule it. There is no macro language to learn.

Works with Skills

Record a workflow once, save it as a Skill, then put it on a schedule — the pieces compose.

Free and open source

Automation is part of Pie, not a paid tier. Bring your own API key and it costs nothing extra.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

What kinds of tasks can I schedule?

Recurring browser work: cleaning up tabs, checking pages for changes, collecting data into a summary, or replaying a recorded workflow.

Does my computer need to stay on?

Chrome needs to be running for a schedule to fire. Pie runs inside your browser — there is no cloud runner acting on your behalf.

Is scheduling a paid feature?

No. Schedules ship with Pie and work in both modes — your own API key or Membership.

How is this different from a macro recorder?

Macros replay fixed clicks and break when the page shifts. Pie understands the goal and adapts the steps, and recorded workflows flag steps that look unstable.

Put Pie to work in Chrome.

Install Pie, describe what you need, and let it handle the browser work.

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Chrome · Manifest V3 · v1.1.4