What website is this?
Strawberry Browser is a desktop browser with built-in AI companions for research, drafting, and follow-up inside the web accounts you are already signed into. Companions stay in the browsing session instead of a separate chat window; regular browsing does not use credits—only chats or delegated actions do. It fits cross-site work when you are willing to install a macOS or Windows client.
Key Features
- Run research, form filling, CRM updates, and other browser-doable tasks in signed-in tabs
- Hire official sales, recruiting, and marketing companions, or build custom teammates around your process
- Transcribe meetings and extract follow-ups without adding a meeting bot
- Create decks, posters, and infographics from web sources
- Schedule recurring browser routines to run in the background
- Carry preferences, people, and project context across chats to reduce re-briefing
Use Cases
- Sales or GTM: find leads on sites like LinkedIn, log them in sheets or a CRM, and draft outreach
- Recruiting: research candidates against role criteria, score them, and sync to hiring tools
- Founders or executives: roll up email, calendar, and meeting notes into a morning brief and draft replies
- Marketing: turn proven material into channel-ready posts
- Consulting delivery: turn client calls into proposal points and finish public research before kickoff
Who is it for?
- People whose work lives in browsers and SaaS and want AI that acts, not only advises
- Small teams that need agents across multiple signed-in accounts for leads, hiring, or content
- macOS/Windows users who accept credit-based usage and will install a dedicated desktop browser
- Not a fit: users who only want a lightweight chat assistant and will not switch browsers
- Not a fit: setups without a desktop environment, or work that barely happens on the web
How It Compares to Similar Tools?
- If you need AI that acts on real pages and signed-in accounts, prefer a browser-native agent such as Strawberry Browser
- If you care more about open-domain Q&A and plugin ecosystems without deep delegated actions, a general chatbot is usually lighter
- If you only automate fixed app connectors, iPaaS/workflow tools are more direct but limited by those connectors
- Before adopting, check desktop install readiness, free-tier credits, and whether target sites allow automation
FAQs
Q: Is Strawberry Browser free?
A: Yes, there is an ongoing Free plan with 500 credits per month; higher usage needs paid plans such as Intern, Part-Time, or Full-Time, with optional credit top-ups. Regular browsing does not use credits.
Q: Which platforms does Strawberry Browser support?
A: Official download and FAQ pages list macOS and Windows desktop apps; it is not primarily offered as a pure web app.
Q: How is it different from chat tools like ChatGPT or Claude?
A: The main difference is the work surface: Strawberry Browser is browser-based, so companions can see the page you are on and act in tabs; chat tools focus more on conversation and limited connectors.
Q: When are credits used?
A: Credits are used when you chat with companions or when companions take actions; ordinary web browsing itself is not billed.
