Seeyable

Seeyable helps people operate webpages by voice and lets AI agents use the same page controls through local MCP. Its goal is to reduce the effort of navigating and completing tasks on the web while keeping the person in control. Users can describe what they want, review planned changes, stop actions, and undo supported changes. Consequential actions, such as submitting a form, require explicit human approval. Built as a Chrome extension, Seeyable connects hands-free interaction, typed requests, and agent assistance through one shared execution and safety layer. Instead of requiring an integration for each website, Seeyable derives labeled tools from the page’s current controls. Targets stay available in the side panel when an on-page label would obscure content, and current-target validation prevents agents from acting on stale page references. Seeyable is the start of an initiative to provide accommodations to people with reduced mobility or injuries when they need so. My mom is currently suffering from a ruptured tendon and her workplace has failed to provide reasonable accommodations to prevent her from straining further, I believe mainly because there is no easy solution to not clicking and typing, so I wanted to build the solution, and with Meta's help, I was able to create it.