An agent with a browser
you can watch live
Turn on the desktop and your agent gets a Linux desktop with Google Chrome. It reads pages, clicks, types and fills forms. You watch, or take the mouse when it needs you.
No newsletter. One email when your access is ready.
What it gets you
It sees the screen
Screenshots and actions through the API and the MCP server: click, type, scroll, open a page.
Watch live
Open the live view from the dashboard, or share a link that works for an hour.
Hand over the hard parts
Logins, CAPTCHAs and payments: the agent asks for a person, you finish in the live view, it carries on.
Record the screen
MP4 recordings in 720p or 1080p, to see exactly what it did.
Ready in under a second
A desktop agent is ready about 0.2 seconds after you ask. It sleeps when idle, like every agent.
Same machine, same files
The desktop shares the agent's disk: what it downloads, it can open, edit and keep.
Give the boring browser work
to an agent.
It opens the site, navigates, fills the form and stops at the login. You take the mouse for ten seconds, hand it back, and it carries on to the end.
Questions
and answers.
Keep
reading.
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