
AI Browser that saves your team >100h/week
Strawberry is an AI browser that can do hours of work in minutes. Strawberry's agents, which we call "Companions", can research hundreds of leads in parallel, transcribe your meetings, automate follow-ups, and handle all the repetitive admin your team keeps procrastinating. Create or hire a pre-made companion, teach it your preferences and share it with your whole team. Hundreds of teams, including Lovable, Tandem Health and ElevenLabs, already use Strawberry.
Strawberry 1.0 is an AI browser designed to enhance productivity by automating tasks such as research, meeting transcription, and administrative follow-ups. It allows users to create or hire customizable AI agents, known as "Companions," to streamline workflows for teams.
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Overall, commenters are excited about Strawberry 1.0's capabilities, though some express concerns about switching and agent limitations.
Hi everyone! Charles here, and I'm really excited to share Strawberry 1.0 with you 🍓 Back then, Strawberry was a simple browser with a built-in AI agent. Today it's a fully fledged agent platform that hundreds of teams, including Lovable, Tandem Health and ElevenLabs, use to run agents around the clock, transcribe meetings and build a shared company context. We call these agents "companions". 🫠 The problem Developers already have great AI agents that can work for hours on end, like Claude Code and Codex. But those tools are built for people who work in files, not tabs. These apps are powerful, but usually too complex for the average non-technical team. Newer assistants like Dots, Grok Bot and Instinct are much more delightful and intuitive, and they're great for consumers. But they're hard to rely on for real team work. You mostly work through one long chat and can't easily see what the agent is doing. 🌐 Why we built a browser The browser strikes the perfect balance between intuitive and powerful. Everyone knows how to use a browser, and it's where most of your team's work already happens. Your tools, your context and your logins are all there. The browser as the interface makes it much easier for e.g. sales, marketing and talent teams to get started with agents, while still being possible to build advanced systems that run on their own. We're also big believers in the agentic web. Soon there will be trillions of AI agents communicating and trading with each other. With Strawberry, you are ready for that future, while your companions can still leverage today's internet. 🧩 What you get • You can start with an official companion, like Sales Sally for sales or Talent Theo for recruiting, or create your own in a few minutes. Your companion interviews you and learns how you work. • You can see and edit everything your companion knows and does: its skills, routines and memory. • Big jobs run in parallel. Ask it to research 200 accounts and you get one finished sheet back. • When a companion works well, share it, and your whole team can use it. • Use any AI model you like. We're SOC 2 Type II compliant with EU data residency, and your companion always asks before it sends anything. 🚀 Try it for free at strawberrybrowser.com, on Mac and Windows. What's the first job you'd give your companion? Our whole team is in the comments all day, and we'll share the wackiest answers in our team chat 👀
gave strawberry, dia and claude the same task: find stuff online for a hardware project im working on. strawberry did a way better job than both, and used less RAM too! INSANE how good this is 🐐
Really want to give it a try Getting people to switch browsers is a big bet though, curious how you get teams to make the jump.
I work across sales, marketing and operations, so my day can get eaten up by research, inbox work and following up on things. My companion, Founding Fritz, helps me get basically all my work done lol. The biggest difference for me is not having to explain the context of my work or start from scratch every time I want to hand off a task to an agent. Fritz remembers how I work, has the context from previous projects and can use the tools I already use. And the time I spend teaching him carries over to the next task - and even to my colleague when I share the companion! it's amazing!