Fatmira

Browser-side extraction

Ask your own browser,
in your own words.

Fatmira turns one plain sentence into a short, declarative errand your browser runs on the page in front of it — and hands you back rows, not a screenshot of a page you now have to read.

Open the console How it works

One ask, end to end

You type a sentence. It runs four steps. You get a table.

Nothing about the site is hard-coded into the question. The server works out which command the sentence means, your browser performs it, and the extraction happens server-side on the one region that was captured.

cheapest direct flights tel aviv to hamburg, december 12

navigate kayak.com/flights/TLV-HAM/2026-12-12 1840 ms
wait [data-resultid] 3120 ms
capture div[role=list] -- 214 KB 260 ms
outline 9 results, 1 page 40 ms

Nine direct itineraries. The cheapest leaves 06:15 and lands 10:40.

departarrivecarrierstopsprice
06:1510:40LH 6870$214
09:0513:35LY 3450$268
14:2018:50LH 6870$291
17:4522:15X3 11780$305

5.3 s · 4,180 tok · $0.0031 · s-187538ab

The whole vocabulary

Six verbs. There is no seventh, and there is no exec.

The server can never run its own code in your browser. It can only ask for one of these, by name, with arguments. That is not a setting — a new capability means a new verb, reviewed and shipped, not an escape hatch.