Browser · An AI agent that uses the web for you
Browser AI Agent — Let an Agent Click, Type, and Extract Across the Web
When an app doesn't have an API, Arahi's browser agent uses the web like a human would — logs in, fills forms, downloads reports, scrapes pricing, and pushes results to your stack. Built for the long-tail of tools no one builds connectors for.
- Headless Chromium · handles JS-heavy SPAs and modals
- Encrypted credential vault · 2FA via integrated authenticator
- Self-healing — adapts when DOMs change between runs
Why a browser AI agent
APIs are great. Most of your tools don't have them.
The supplier portal that AP uses every Monday. The regulatory site that has to be filled out by hand. The legacy CRM that was last updated in 2014. None of them have APIs. Until now your only options were a contractor running a spreadsheet, an offshore VA, or a brittle Selenium script that breaks every time the page changes. The browser agent is the third option: record once, run forever, and let the agent self-heal when the DOM shifts. It's the API for everything that doesn't have one.
What it looks like in Browser
Three things you might ask the agent in Browser on a normal Tuesday.
- Log into the supplier portal each morning, download new POs, and email accounting.
Browser session recorded once. Runs daily. 7 POs pulled this morning, emailed to AP.
Daily run · supplier-portal-09:00 — Status: ✅ completed in 47s
Logged in (2FA via Authy) Downloaded 7 PO PDFs Uploaded to Drive · /AP/POs/2026-04 Email sent to ap@yourco.com with summary table No errors. Next run: tomorrow 09:00.
- Pull competitor pricing from 8 SaaS sites every Monday and dump to a Sheet.
Workflow scheduled. Last run: 8 sites scraped in 2 minutes, 47 plans logged.
Competitor pricing · weekly — 8 sites · 47 plans logged
Sites scraped: 8 (Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive…) Plans logged: 47 (across all tiers) Price changes vs last week: 3 Delta dashboard: linked Duration: 2m 14s
- Submit our weekly compliance form on the regulator's portal — same data each week.
Workflow live. Submitted Monday 9:30am. Confirmation #ABC-22-A847 captured.
Compliance submit · weekly — Status: ✅ submitted
Form: Q-Compliance-Weekly Submitted: Mon 09:30 GMT Confirmation: #ABC-22-A847 PDF receipt: saved to /Compliance/2026-W17 Next run: next Monday 09:30
- Check our supplier's dashboard hourly. Alert me if any order shows 'delayed'.
Workflow active. 2 delays detected this week, both flagged within 14 min.
Supplier monitor · alert — Order #44712 marked 'delayed'
Order: #44712 (Acme widgets) Status: was 'shipped' at 11:00 → now 'delayed' at 14:14 ETA shifted: +3 days Slack alert: posted to #ops Email to AP: queued
What it does in Browser
- Real browser, real clicks
- Headless Chromium under the hood. Handles JS-heavy SPAs, popups, modals, captchas.
- Credential vault
- Logins stored in an encrypted vault, scoped per workflow. 2FA via integrated authenticator.
- Record once, run forever
- Demonstrate a workflow once. Arahi captures it and reruns on schedule or trigger.
- Extract anything
- Tables, PDFs, screenshots, hidden HTML. Outputs to JSON, CSV, or directly into your stack.
Browser is one of 1,500+ apps Arahi connects.
Most teams using Browser also run on the apps below.
- Any web app
- Google Drive
- Sheets
- Slack
- Salesforce
- HubSpot
- Zapier
Arahi vs Selenium / Playwright / a contractor.
| Capability | Selenium / Playwright / a contractor | Arahi |
|---|---|---|
| Setup | Engineer week | Demo once, done in 10 min |
| Resilience to DOM changes | Brittle, breaks weekly | LLM-guided self-healing |
| 2FA / login flows | Manual fix-up | Built-in vault, TOTP, SMS |
| Schedule + alerting | DIY (cron + monitoring) | Scheduler + Slack/email alerts |
Frequently asked
- When should I use a browser agent vs. an API?
- If the tool has an API, use it — APIs are faster and more reliable. The browser agent is for the long-tail of internal portals, legacy tools, and supplier sites with no API.
- Does it handle 2FA?
- Yes — TOTP and SMS-based 2FA via the integrated vault. Hardware keys are not yet supported.
- How is it different from Selenium / Playwright?
- Those are testing frameworks for engineers. Arahi's browser agent is a self-healing, LLM-guided runner that adapts when DOMs change.
- Is it slower than an API?
- Yes — browser flows take 10s-2min. We schedule them in batches to minimize cost.
- Can it solve captchas?
- Image captchas via integrated captcha-solving service (extra cost). Cloudflare Turnstile / similar — usually yes; hostile bot-detection — no, by design.
Put an AI agent inside Browser.
Free to start. Connect Browser in two clicks. Ask the agent to do something real and watch it happen — in Browser and in every other app you use.