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Picnic helps turn repeated work into installed workflows on projects you control.
It uses browser automations, schedules, approvals, and supporting skills without requiring developer tooling knowledge.
Picnic installs repeatable operating loops into projects, keeping them moving without constant prompts.
Workflows can be run on schedule, with visibility into what happened, what's next, and what needs review.
The goal is to reduce dropped balls, not increase AI dependency.
Record tasks in the Picnic Browser to create reusable Browser Automations, runnable on demand or scheduled.
The browser is sandboxed, separate from Chrome, Safari, or Firefox, ensuring privacy and security.
The Workflow Library offers reusable systems for common tasks like intake, scheduling, follow-up, and more.
Workflow packs can be adapted to your business and extended with automations and integrations.
Picnic can run scheduled jobs overnight, handling reports, emails, data pulls, and more.
It uses a powerful local runtime for stateful work, tools, and scheduling, hiding technical complexity.
Picnic supports existing subscriptions without needing separate plans or API keys.
Plans vary from starter to heavier workflow volumes and larger teams, with annual savings.
Picnic is secure, running in a sandboxed environment with user control over executions.
Available on macOS 12+, Windows 11, and Linux x64, with a manual installer for Linux.
Free forever when bringing your own ChatGPT, Claude, or API subscription.

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