One primitive,
many jobs.

A disposable browser with a live view.The missing piece in five workflows.

AI agent browsing

Agents get a fresh, disposable browser per task and drive it over CDP with the framework you already use. The live view keeps a human one click away from any run, and hard timeouts keep loops from holding capacity.

session per tasktimeout 300-900 sstate destroyed on end

Scraping sites that fight back with JavaScript

Single-page apps, infinite scroll, content behind client-side rendering: a real browser sees the page a person sees. Rotate exit countries per session for localized content, or plug in your own proxies.

real Chromiumcountry per sessionflat monthly billing

Synthetic monitoring and smoke tests

Run the flows that matter (sign in, search, checkout) on a schedule from the regions your customers live in. When a check fails, open the session live and look at the page instead of parsing a stack trace.

cron creates sessionsper-city locations30-day history

QA on real pages, together

Reproduce a customer bug in a clean browser with a known geography, then share the live-view URL in the ticket. Whoever opens it sees the same session, and can take the controls to poke at the page themselves.

zero installshareable live viewfresh state every time

Assisted automation and checkout flows

Automate the ninety percent that is mechanical and hand the sensitive step (a payment confirmation, a one-time code) to a person in the same session. The script waits, the human acts, the run completes.

human mid-runsessions up to 6 hexplicit stop

Your workload probably fits.

If it needs a real browser and a defined end, BrowserGen runs it. The trial is the quickest way to find out.

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