Who This Course Is For

Beginners starting BAS from zero — installation, interface and first scripts

BAS automators building bots and scripts who want to level up

Freelancers and developers who want to run tasks over HTTP and build APIs on BAS

Integrators connecting BAS to Telegram, CRMs and websites

Advanced BAS users moving from scripts to full web services

What You Will Learn

Install, configure and confidently navigate Browser Automation Studio

Build browser bots: navigate, click, fill forms and extract data

Write predictable multi-threaded logic with success/fail handling

Compile, protect, license and deploy BAS apps to a server 24/7

Turn a BAS script into an Express web-server that accepts tasks over HTTP with token auth

Work with profiles, proxies, fingerprints, cookie warm-up and the Google Drive API

Course Modules

Installation & Setup

Intro to BAS: what it is, capabilities, free vs paid versions
Installing BAS: where to download, which version, first launch
General tour of the program: windows and core tools

The BAS Interface

The outer interface: what you see on launch and how it is organised
Main outer-interface elements: buttons, menus and panels
The inner interface: the workspace for scripts
The modules panel and its components
The browser preview panel: watching a script run in real time
Resources, logs and results panels

BAS Basics

Working with projects: create, save, open, organise
Hotkeys and working with action blocks (cubes)
Threads and execution modes
Basic performance tuning

Script Logic in Threads

Success / Fail and interrupting a script deliberately
Handling a thread when resources run out

Publishing & Distributing Scripts

Building, protecting and compiling a project into an app
License management: issuing and controlling access
Deploying a BAS app to a remote server

Browser Basics

Fundamentals of the browser module
Core browser actions: navigation, clicks, typing, elements
Working with browser extensions in BAS

Web Server on Express in BAS (flagship project)

Preparing tools and resources
Deploying an Express web-server inside BAS
Designing the work architecture
Activity emulation and cookie warm-up
Profiles: fingerprints, mobile and regular proxies
Requesting code and images from another server
Opening a form, emulating activity, filling it in
Uploading a screenshot to Google Drive (Drive API v3)
Sending a link + log back via webhook
Compiling and moving the script to a virtual server

About This Course

This is a free and open course on Browser Automation Studio — the visual automation environment behind the bots in my portfolio. Every topic comes with video lessons on YouTube and, where relevant, a ready-made .xml project you open in BAS and take apart. You do not need a programming background; you need a real task you want to automate, and the course supplies the rest.

The path runs from zero — installing BAS, learning the interface, writing first scripts — all the way to the flagship module, where a BAS script becomes a permanently-listening Express web-server you control over an HTTP API: token auth, profiles with fingerprints and proxies, cookie warm-up, Google Drive uploads and webhook callbacks.

Modules & Video Playlists

1 · Installation & Setup — playlist
2 · The BAS Interface — playlist
3 · BAS Basics — playlist
4 · Script Logic in Threads — playlist
5 · Publishing & Distributing Scripts — playlist
6 · Browser Basics — playlist
36 · Web Server on Express in BAS — playlist (12 lessons)

All course playlists live on the channel: youtube.com/@duglasfreedom/courses

Practice: Course Assignments

The course ships with 10 hands-on assignments to drill the skills on real tasks — price-drop monitoring for marketplaces, job-listing parsing, social-media actions, crypto-rate collection from Binance, auto-posting, YouTube data scraping, account registration with email confirmation, micro-task automation, Telegram Web bots and SEO backlink checks.

Get Started

Install Browser Automation Studio.
Get the ready-made .xml projects and lesson notes from the open repo: github.com/pavelduglas/bas-browser-automation-studio-course.
Watch the module playlist and rebuild each project yourself.

Everything is open and MIT-licensed — learn at your own pace, completely free.

Browser Automation Studio — Free Course