Strawberry 1.0

Strawberry is a desktop browser with built-in AI companions: AI teammates that work alongside you inside the accounts you are already signed into. Rather than opening a separate chatbot, you browse as usual while a companion researches, drafts, transcribes and clicks through repetitive work on your behalf. You can hire one of Strawberry's official companions or create your own, teach it your preferences and workflows, and share it with your whole team. The product is aimed at fast-growing companies and at people in sales, recruiting, marketing, consulting, executive and founder roles who want hours of browser work compressed into minutes. Most AI tools stall at the edge of real work. Strawberry's site points to three common frustrations: assistants that struggle to work in your tabs, tools that are limited to app connectors, and workflows where everyone works in isolation. A chatbot can answer a question about something you paste into it, but it cannot see the page you are on or take the next step in the tool you are already using. Because Strawberry is a browser, it has access to far more context than a chatbot. It understands what you are looking at and working on, which is what allows it to give better answers and, more importantly, to take actions on your behalf. The FAQ states it plainly: any work that can be done in a browser can be done with Strawberry. The core unit of Strawberry is the Companion. In Strawberry you can hire or create AI Companions; companions learn your preferences and workflows and can start working for you 24/7. Official companions ship with a defined job to be done. Sales Sally gets 100 qualified leads with outreach written in your voice and ready to send. Talent Theo returns 10 strong candidates, each researched and scored against what your team needs. Executive Ellis delivers a brief every morning, replies drafted in your voice and follow-ups that do not slip. Marketing Martin finds what worked for you, then produces posts in your voice for every channel. Consulting Cora turns every client call into a proposal and starts every kickoff with the research already done. If none of those fit, you can create a teammate with its own look, built around your process and schedule. Research is where the browser foundation pays off most visibly. Because a companion can use the web the way you do, Strawberry notes that there are 1.8 billion websites and that it can use them all, so companions can research hundreds of leads in parallel, source profiles on LinkedIn and pull results into the tools you already use. The site shows a companion filling a Google Sheet with a company shortlist and a fit rating while the user watches. Workflows illustrated on the site span Gmail, Slack, Google Calendar, Linear, HubSpot, Notion, LinkedIn and Google Sheets: a companion can add a lead to HubSpot, create a task in Linear, save meeting notes in Notion or queue a follow-up. The same capability covers sourcing candidates, updating CRMs and pulling data into sheets. Strawberry also covers the work that surrounds a meeting. Bring Strawberry with you into meetings and it takes notes, summarizes the transcript and extracts action items and follow-up tasks. It works with all video conferencing tools and does not require adding a meeting bot to the call. Separately, companions can create branded slide decks, posters, infographics and dashboards based on any source on the web, including sources behind login walls. Two further features make the companionship persistent rather than one-off. Work on Autopilot lets you set up recurring tasks, so if something can be done in a browser it can be automated. Superhuman Memory means Strawberry memorizes details, habits, people and projects so that every chat has full context, and useful knowledge and preferences carry into the next task so work builds on what came before. Strawberry describes its foundation as five layers coming together in one place. The Browser is where your everyday browser becomes the place to work with AI, use your tools and access your team's shared workspace. Tools connect the apps your work runs on so companions can help across them. Context brings project files, notes and reference material together so companions work from the right information. Memory carries knowledge and preferences into the next task. Team lets teammates and AI companions share work so everyone can contribute and build on what is already done. Getting started is designed to be quick: install the desktop app for free, bring your bookmarks, passwords and Chrome extensions over from your old browser, and meet your companion, exploring personalized use cases together. The outcome Strawberry sells is time. The Product Hunt listing frames it as an AI browser that saves your team more than 100 hours a week, doing hours of work in minutes. Users quoted on the site report easily 10+ hours saved, 270+ leads sourced with no manual work, and profiles that were 90% spot on. Beyond raw speed, the pitch is about momentum: research, outreach and data pulls are described as the work that used to kill momentum, and companions run in the background while you do other things. Because a companion can be shared with the whole team, the benefit compounds across people rather than staying with one power user. Concrete scenarios named on the site include sourcing very niche roles, where a recruiter at Zapier described using Strawberry for sourcing and called the Ashby connection the cherry on top. They include finding potential customers on LinkedIn and adding them to a Google Sheet, transcribing meetings and turning notes into tasks in Linear or records in HubSpot, producing channel-ready marketing posts in your voice, converting client calls into proposals for consulting engagements, and running routine browser work on a recurring schedule. The FAQ summarizes the range: it can research companies, source leads on LinkedIn, update CRMs, transcribe meetings, create slide decks, pull data into sheets, draft emails and run routine browser work. Strawberry is positioned for teams, with hundreds of teams already using it, including Lovable, Tandem Health and ElevenLabs, as well as for individuals in sales, marketing, recruiting, consulting and founder roles. It runs as a desktop app for macOS and Windows and lets you choose among the best search engines in the world, with Google Search as the default. Pricing is freemium. The free plan includes 500 credits per month, the Intern plan includes 6,000 credits at $20/month, Part-time includes 25,000 credits at $85/month and Full-time includes 75,000 credits at $250/month, with top-ups at $10 per 1,000 credits. Regular browsing does not use any credits; credits are used when chatting with companions or when companions are taking actions. On security, you choose per app and per action what companions may do without asking. Passwords, history and cookies are stored locally and encrypted on your device, and passwords are never exposed to Strawberry or LLM providers. Strawberry states that it meets SOC 2 requirements and GDPR, and that your data is not sold to advertisers, data brokers or anyone else. In short, Strawberry treats the browser as the place where AI can finally do real work: companions that live in your tabs, learn your context, act inside the accounts you are already signed into, and can be hired, created and shared across a team. The value proposition is straightforward: hours of research, outreach, note-taking and admin compressed into minutes, with you in the driver's seat on what runs automatically.