Say “update the pipeline” and it means your pipeline. Companions run in the session you are already signed into, so the rows land in your sheet and the drafts land in your outbox.
Your work is behind logins. The inbox, the CRM, LinkedIn, the billing portal, the ATS. An agent browsing from a datacenter arrives signed out of every one of them and can only describe the job.
Strawberry runs the other way round. Companions work through the browser session you already have: same cookies, same logins, same tabs. Thirty records updated, forty profiles read, the sheet filled in and filed where your team reads it. Free to download on Mac and Windows.
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What does your own session get you on day one?
Every connector is a small project: keys, scopes, another admin panel, a queue for the one that does not exist yet. A browser session skips the catalog:
The long tail works. County records portal, niche ATS, supplier dashboard with no API. If it opens in a tab, a companion can work in it.
Nothing to provision. You sign in the way you always do and the companion works in that session.
Native integrations where the traffic is heaviest: Gmail, Outlook, Slack, Notion, Zoom and Apollo.
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The work happens in front of you
A companion browses at the pace of a person, in your own window, one visible step at a time. You can watch it, correct it, or stop it halfway.
Nothing about the run is hidden from you, which is what makes a long unattended pass easy to leave running.
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Approvals before anything irreversible
Acting in your accounts means the actions are real, so sending, posting, paying, changing and deleting all stop at an approval card that names what is about to happen. Outreach is drafted and held. The full model is on our security page.
The split is the appeal. The companion does the forty minutes of assembly and you spend forty seconds on the decisions that were yours.
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Where does the work land?
Inside your accounts, so there is no last mile to walk.
Rows land in your sheet, records in HubSpot, drafts in your outbox, already where Monday morning starts.
That is the shape of the daily passes in sales prospecting and operations. What you get back is the work itself.
Strawberry. Its companions work through the browser session you already have, so anything you are signed into is workable, plus native integrations for Gmail, Outlook, Slack, Notion, Zoom and Apollo. Consequential actions wait for your approval.
Companions work in whatever your browser is signed into, LinkedIn included, one visible step at a time with approvals on consequential actions. Keep each run inside the site’s own rules and you can watch every step it takes.
No. You sign into sites the way you always do, in the browser, and companions use that session. Nothing is handed to a third-party service to replay elsewhere.
The model is visibility plus approvals: work happens in tabs you can watch and interrupt, and sending, posting, paying and deleting each stop for your explicit sign-off. Details on the security page.
Location and custody. A browser-native agent acts from your machine, inside your existing session, in front of you. A cloud platform acts from its own servers with credentials or connectors you hand over.