Figranium

About Figranium

Figranium is an open-source visual control plane for Playwright: build browser workflows by stacking action blocks on a canvas, then run them over a REST API or on a schedule. The block set covers the browser primitives — click, type, scroll, hover, press, select, navigate, wait, screenshot, extract — plus real control flow with if/else branches, while loops, foreach iteration and repeat, and `{$variables}` for dynamic values, with JavaScript blocks available when a step needs logic the canvas cannot express. Once a workflow exists you POST to `/api/tasks/:id/api` with variables and get structured JSON back, along with screenshots and video captures of the run, or you attach a cron schedule and let it run unattended. Operational concerns that usually require assembling three or four tools ship in the one binary: a task scheduler, a proxy manager with rotation, video capture, and stealth evasions. It self-hosts on your own infrastructure with Docker, which keeps both the browsing and the extracted data local — the significant difference from hosted browser-automation services, where every page you visit passes through someone else's account. It has three execution modes including an agent mode, a template library, and the whole thing is fully open source with the code on GitHub.

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