Show it once.
In your folder every month.

Sign in and click your way to the file as usual. Loopload watches and remembers the way: the page, the filter, the button. There is no list of supported portals. Any site, any file.

Two-factor codes, menus behind icons, date filters. On PayPal Zettle, Loopload takes the confirmation code from your Mail app itself, opens the menu, sets the calendar to “Last month” and downloads three Excel reports. Every month, for the whole previous month.

If you use an authenticator, store the key in Apple’s Passwords app. Loopload then generates the code itself.

Some invoices arrive by email. Mark one of them in Mail, and from then on Loopload saves every new one as a PDF, either the attachment or the email itself.

On your schedule, without a visible browser window. If your Mac was asleep, Loopload catches up on the run. It only speaks up when something new has arrived or something is missing, by email too if you like.

Into a folder, onto a network drive or into the inbox of your document archive. Loopload checks that the period in the file name is right and never files anything twice.

Loopload sends nothing to us. Your workflows, credentials and files stay on your Mac. The app only talks to the sites you record yourself and to your own mailbox.