AI agents

A browser your agent
can actually drive.

Agents fail in the browser for boring reasons: the site blocked them halfway, the login didn't survive to the next step, nobody could see what the model saw. Each of those is a property of the browser, not the model.

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Built by a team that operates browser fleets in production for clients today.

browserfleet · mac-shared · what the page seeslive

brands: "Google Chrome", "Chromium", "Not)A;Brand"
platform: MacIntel
renderer: ANGLE Metal Renderer: Apple M2
headless: false
webdriver: false
plugins: 5

✓ a real machine, reporting the truth

It doesn't get blocked mid-task

A real machine reporting the truth passes where a headless container is flagged on the second page. Fewer retries, fewer half-finished runs.

Logins persist between steps

Run the agent on a profile and the session it authenticated in step 3 is still authenticated in step 30 — and next week. No re-login loops.

See exactly what the model saw

A live view of the session. When an agent takes a wrong turn you watch the page it acted on, rather than reconstructing it from a trace.

Take over, then hand it back

The control channel injects real, humanised input. Solve the one step the agent can't — a CAPTCHA, an odd date picker — by hand, and let it continue.

Economics

Agents browse in bursts. So should the bill.

A run is a flurry of pages, then silence while the model reasons. Per-minute billing is connection-gated: the seconds a session spends waiting on inference cost nothing. Hourly and per-session pricing charge you for the thinking. We don't.

Why not a desktop tool

Agents need an API, not a GUI.

Desktop anti-bot browsers are built for a human clicking through profiles. They don't scale past one machine, can't be driven from a server process, and give you nothing to put behind a queue. This is the same machine story with an interface your code can hold — and a live view for the human on call.

Give your agent a real browser.

Point it at a CDP URL. Five hours of Apple Silicon on the free credit — enough to run your hardest task end to end.

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