BrowserOS is a free, open‑source, AI‑enhanced browser that lets users automate browsing, data extraction, and workflow integration without leaving the tab. It supports 13 AI providers, 53 built‑in tools, and over 40 app integrations via its MCP server, enabling use cases such as automated daily briefings for founders, terminal‑driven testing for developers, and scheduled competitor scraping for researchers.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Users must switch between multiple applications and manually copy data to automate web browsing, data extraction, and cross‑application workflows, which is time‑consuming and error‑prone.
Solution
BrowserOS is a free, open‑source web browser that embeds AI agents capable of automating browsing tasks, extracting information, and orchestrating workflows across more than 40 external apps via its MCP server. It supports 13 AI providers and includes 53 built‑in tools, allowing users to run complex, multi‑step processes from a single tab without leaving the browser. The agents operate locally with memory and personality features, ensuring privacy while providing personalized automation. By integrating with calendars, Slack, CRM systems, design tools, and developer environments, BrowserOS streamlines daily briefings, testing, sales outreach, research scraping, marketing content creation, and design handoffs.
Target Audience
Primary users include founders, developers, sales professionals, researchers, marketers, and designers who need to automate web and cross‑application tasks within a unified browser environment.
Features
- Integration with 13 AI providers and 53 native browser tools for versatile task automation
- MCP server enabling connections to over 40 third‑party applications (e.g., Salesforce, HubSpot, Google Sheets, Slack, Figma, Jira)
- Local AI agent memory and personality layer that stores context in plain markdown files for privacy‑preserving personalization
- Role‑specific workflow templates for founders, developers, sales reps, researchers, marketers, and designers
- Cross‑app automation from a single browser tab, eliminating the need to switch between separate tools
- Open‑source licensing with free access and community‑driven development