Answers to questions
about the Snowman who does the routine for you

Snegikom is a smart assistant that takes over routine work. It lives next to your browser and does familiar actions for you: opens websites, clicks buttons, fills forms, reads data, opens documents and turns results into clear reports.

You describe the task in plain language (“open my dashboard, check new orders, summarize them into a table and prepare a file to download”), and the Snowman executes it in your browser profile using your sessions and files.

• A regular chat gives text answers. The Snowman performs real actions: opens sites, clicks, fills forms, opens documents and saves files.
• It works inside your browser profile — using your saved logins, cookies and sessions; it doesn’t ask for passwords inside the service.
• Tasks can be run on a schedule and automatically organized into convenient reports.

It can:

• open websites and specific pages, follow links and menus;
• find elements by text/structure, scroll, click and type;
• sign in where a session is already saved in the browser;
• read tables/lists/product cards and produce structured data;
• run scenarios regularly and store results in reports and run history.

• Marketers and analysts — daily reports for marketplaces, prices, ads and dashboards.
• E-commerce owners — checking orders, competitor prices, stock and reviews.
• Operators, account managers, support — working with dashboards, request forms and ticketing systems.
• Founders and freelancers — offload repetitive browser work without hiring extra hands.

1. Browser extension — install the Snegikom extension in Chrome/any Chromium browser.
2. Web dashboard — your account at snegikom.ru where you create chats, scenarios and schedules.

No. The basic setup is designed for people without a technical background:

• the extension installs like a normal plugin;
• then you sign in and follow a short step-by-step on-screen guide;
• scenarios are described with plain text, not code. A specialist can fine-tune things later, but it’s not required to start.

Modern operating systems with modern browsers are supported:

• Windows 10/11 (Chrome or a compatible browser);
• macOS (Chrome / Chromium browsers);
• Linux (distributions with Chromium/Chrome support).

No servers or VPS required: the Snowman runs in your browser.

Yes. There is a Scout plan where you can:

• run a limited number of tasks per month;
• try the chat and in-browser runs;
• see how much time it saves.

You can find detailed limits on /pricing.

Nowhere. The Snowman works inside your browser profile and uses the same sessions you do. It doesn’t request your login/password inside the Snowman dashboard and doesn’t send cookies to third-party servers.

The extension talks only to your browser and tabs and doesn’t export your secrets. Sensitive data stays in your browser and on your device.

You control when and how the Snowman runs:

• tasks are created only from your account;
• the extension accepts commands only from the trusted site (your dashboard);
• you can disable the extension or stop a task at any time.

No “hidden” remote control of your browser without your knowledge.

Yes. In tasks you can explicitly set the list of domains the Snowman is allowed to work on. It won’t go beyond those boundaries.

This is useful if you want a strict perimeter: only your dashboards, only the required CRM/portals, no random browsing.

A run is when the Snowman actually starts working: it opens the browser and goes through the steps — opens the site, clicks, reads data, opens documents. One run can include dozens of actions.

Plans count these full runs. Details for your plan are shown on the Usage tab in the dashboard.

In short:

• Scout — to try it out: a few runs per month, basic features, one or two simple scenarios.
• Initiative — for personal tasks and freelancing: more runs and a simple scheduler without complex setup.
• Virtuoso — for daily browser work: higher limits, unlimited history, a powerful scheduler and analytics.
• Carte blanche / Alliance / Syndicate — for teams: collaboration, priority support, API, advanced limits.

Full comparison is on /pricing.

Typical signals:

• you regularly hit your monthly engine-run limit;
• you need multiple scheduled tasks;
• you need API access for integrations or want to trigger scenarios from other systems;

A scenario is a saved instruction (“what to do in the browser”) plus run settings.

For example: “Every morning open my marketplace dashboards, collect yesterday’s new orders and write them into a table report.” That’s one scenario that can be launched from chat or on a schedule.

On the Scheduler tab you create a task: give it a name, describe actions for the Snowman and choose a schedule (daily, weekly, monthly or cron).

Then it runs on its own: at the right time the Snowman opens the browser, executes steps and stores results where you specified.

Recordings and skills help you show the Snowman once how you solve a task in the browser, and then reuse that experience many times without manual routine.

• Recordings let you “capture” your actions: page navigation, clicks and form filling. It’s a live example the Snowman can learn from.
• From recordings you build skills — reusable patterns (e.g., “collect product cards” or “export daily requests”) that can be attached to different scenarios.
• The more clean recordings and well-designed skills you have, the closer the Snowman gets to working the way you do.