PixieBrix

PixieBrix is a developer of a browser extension designed to allow users to customize websites, including adding functionality, integrating systems, and creating automation workflows. The company's platform is low code, which is intended to offerfor quick and easy creation of modifications and integrations to make an online experience better or more optimized for users. This includes features such as robotic process automation, API integration, a built-in library for data tables, clipboards, and Auth2 authentication.

This includes features such as foundations, which are buttons or panels on a page that can trigger workflows or embed information from other places; readers that can scrape a webpage; effects that take input from a page to perform an action, including opening a new tab, inputting text into a search bar, or appending a row to a spreadsheet; transforms which take an input to produce an output; renderers which show information on a page as an interaction component or static HTML; and services which are reusable resources or configurations which can be securiely shared or used to authenticate requests to service APIs.

This includes the following features:

• Foundations, which are buttons or panels on a page that can trigger workflows or embed information from other places
• Readers that can scrape a webpage and extract data
• Effects that take input from a page and perform an action, including opening a new tab, inputting text into a search bar, or appending a row to a spreadsheet
• Transforms, which take an input to produce an output
• Renderers, which show information on a page as an interaction component or static HTML
• Services that are reusable resources or configurations that can be securely shared or used to authenticate requests to service APIs

PixieBrix is a developer of a browser extension designed to allow users to customize websites, including adding functionality, integrating systems, and creating automation workflows. The company's platform is alow low-code platformcode, which is intended to offer quick and easy creation of modifications and integrations to make an online experience better or more optimized for users. This includes features such as robotic process automation, APIsAPI integration, a built-in library for data tables, clipboards, and Auth2 authentication.

PixieBrix's platform, offered as a browser extension, allows users to customize existing applications to fit the way the users work and extend the browser interface to create a better optimizedbetter-optimized user experience. The browser extension is a low-code editor, which is built to offer an intuitive interface to help users build the extensibility they are looking for on a page, or to declutter an existing page.

This includes features such as foundations, which are buttons or panels on a page whichthat can trigger workflows or embed information from other places; readers whichthat can scrape a webpage; effects whichthat take input from a page to perform an action, including opening a new tab, inputting text into a search bar, or appending a row to a spreadsheet; transforms which take an input to produce an output; renderers which show information on a page as an interaction component or static HTML; and services which are reusable resources or configurations which can be securiely shared or used to authenticate requests to service APIs.

PixieBrix is a developer of a browser extension designed to allow users to customize websites, including adding functionality, integrating systems, and creating automation workflows. The company's platform is a low-code platform which is intended to offer quick and easy creation of modifications and integrations to make an online experience better or more optimized for users. This includes features such as robotic process automation, APIs integration, built-in library for data tables, clipboards, and Auth2 authentication.

PixieBrix was founded in 2021 by Michael Mirandi and Todd Schiller and is headquartered in New York City.

PixieBrix's platform, offered as a browser extension, allows users to customize existing applications to fit the way the users work and extend the browser interface to create a better optimized user experience. The browser extension is a low-code editor which is built to offer an intuitive interface to help users build the extensibility they are looking for on a page, or to declutter an existing page.

This includes features such as foundations, which are buttons or panels on a page which can trigger workflows or embed information from other places; readers which can scrape a webpage; effects which take input from a page to perform an action, including opening a new tab, inputting text into a search bar, or appending a row to a spreadsheet; transforms which take an input to produce an output; renderers which show information on a page as an interaction component or static HTML; and services which are reusable resources or configurations which can be securiely shared or used to authenticate requests to service APIs.

PixieBrix is a low-code extension builder that allows users to customize any browser or web app using “bricks,” or building blocks, that perform an action to change how a website looks and works. For example, it enables highlighting elements on a page, creating a prepopulated email, and more. Users can also simplify common website interfaces by adding or removing elements.

PixieBrix offers a freemium model, where teams can pay for more features as they scale. There are four tiers users can choose from:

* the Free tier for individuals and small teams of five or less,

* the $10/user/month Pro tier for growing teams (unlimited team size with 5 free users),

* the $30 per user/month Business tier for organizations managing extensions to scale across teams,

* and the Enterprise tier for organizations needing advanced functionality.

PixieBrix is a low-code extension builder that allows users to customize any browser or web app using “bricks,” or building blocks, that perform an action to change how a website looks and works. For example, it enables highlighting elements on a page, creating a prepopulated email, and more. Users can also simplify common website interfaces by adding or removing elements.

PixieBrix offers a freemium model, where teams can pay for more features as they scale. There are four tiers users can choose from:

* the Free tier for individuals and small teams of five or less,

* the $10/user/month Pro tier for growing teams (unlimited team size with 5 free users),

* the $30 per user/month Business tier for organizations managing extensions to scale across teams,

* and the Enterprise tier for organizations needing advanced functionality.