A visible browser for AI Agents

Let AI run web tasks in a browser window you can see

AgentBrowser is a visible Windows browser workspace built on WebView2. AI can read and operate pages inside it, while you can take over for CAPTCHAs, payments or sensitive actions. Results depend on page structure, sign-in state and site restrictions.

Windows 10/11 · Free to use · No payment card required

A real AgentBrowser recording that fills and submits a public W3Schools form
Recorded in the real client: open a public page, scroll, fill two fields and submit · No simulated UI overlay
WebView2 page renderingPersistent sign-in sessionsHuman confirmation for sensitive actionsTraceable task progressRuns in a local desktop client
Core capabilities

Visible execution, human takeover and traceable progress

AI handles repetitive work while you retain control of critical steps.

Visible execution

AI clicks, types, navigates and downloads in AgentBrowser's WebView2 window, so users can see the process.

WebView2 page renderingPersistent sign-in stateFile uploads and downloadsMulti-tab control

Take over anytime

The task pauses for you to handle CAPTCHAs, SMS verification, payment confirmation or other high-risk actions, then AI continues.

CAPTCHA handoffConfirmation before paymentSensitive-action safeguardsResume after a failure

Secure and traceable

Device authorization, session limits and action records define what AI can do and show users exactly how a task progressed.

Device bindingConcurrent-session limitsAction historyPermissions and plan controls
Why AgentBrowser

Visible browser + human handoff + action records.

Pages render and run inside AgentBrowser's WebView2 window. Key AI actions can be recorded, and users can take over at any time.

Visible WebView2 browser

The Agent operates a dedicated browser window users can see; it is not an HTTP scraper that only returns page text.

Human handoff

Users handle sign-in, CAPTCHAs and sensitive confirmation; the Agent waits and continues.

Online licensing

Membership, device binding and expiry are validated centrally by the service.

Protocol action logs

Key clicks, input and downloads enter protocol logs for replay, diagnosis and testing.

Real local sessions

Pages run in the user's own WebView2 browser and retain existing sessions.

Device binding

Accounts, device fingerprints and plan rights are bound together and managed by the service.

Solution comparison

How is it different from HTTP scraping, headless browsers and traditional RPA?

Compare real rendering, visible handoff, local sessions and AI protocols.

SolutionReal renderingVisible handoffLocal sessionAI protocol
HTTP scraping
Headless browser (Playwright)Partial
Traditional RPAPartial
AgentBrowser
How it works

One task, completed by AI and a human together

After handoff, continue from the current page instead of starting over.

01

Describe the task

Tell AI which site to visit and the outcome you need.

02

Browser execution

AI opens pages, fills forms, clicks buttons and extracts results.

03

Take over when needed

You personally complete CAPTCHAs, sign-in confirmation and payments.

04

Continue

AI resumes from the current page after handoff instead of restarting.

05

Save results

Keep downloaded files, task status and key action records together.

Use cases

Give real web tasks to AI

Research and file downloads

Let AI find information on sites that require sign-in, pagination or filters, then download the results locally.

Outcome: organized information and local files

Repetitive browser work

Automate back-office entry, status checks, forms and batch work while keeping human confirmation under your control.

Outcome: less repetitive clicking and manual entry

AI Agent browser integration

Let tools such as Claude and Codex operate pages in AgentBrowser tabs through the local API or standard task interface.

Outcome: add visible web operation to existing AI workflows
Free and Pro

Start free and upgrade when you need higher limits

These limits use the same configuration as the license issuer.

Free

For personal use and occasional tasks.

  • 1 device
  • 1 concurrent session
  • 7 days of history
  • 20 saved tasks
  • Up to 3 actions per batch
  • 0 scheduled tasks
  • Core browser controls and local API access
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Start

Start the browser client, then connect the Agent protocol.

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