An Arc alternative that imports in minutes and then works for you
Passwords, bookmarks and history come over from Arc in minutes. By the second morning a companion is running the thirty-tab vendor comparison and handing back one sourced table.
Import your passwords, bookmarks and history, and by the second morning a companion is running the thirty-tab vendor comparison and handing back one table with every number sourced.
Behind it sit 93 native integrations carrying 1,257 hand-written operations, 1,975 further apps connectable as accounts, and the logged-in session for everything else. You keep the speed and the craft you came to Arc for, and a companion does the work.
Arc’s interface ideas changed what power users expect from a browser. Its maker has shifted focus to Dia and active development has slowed as of this writing.
| Strawberry | ||
|---|---|---|
| Status | Active development slowed; maker focused on Dia | Actively developed |
| Known for | Interface craft for power users | AI companions that do the work |
| Agentic AI | Not the product’s focus | Companions execute tasks in your accounts |
| Native integrations | Not built for it | Gmail, Outlook, Slack, Notion, Zoom, Apollo |
| Scheduled routines | Not built for it | Built in, with meeting prep and transcription |
| Competitive testing | None published | Published methodology, re-run monthly |
Why do Arc users land here?
They want a browser that keeps pushing the category.
Strawberry carries that ambition into the work itself: the browser organises your day and then performs a growing share of it.
Migration is the boring part, so it takes minutes. Passwords, bookmarks and history import straight from Arc and you pick up where you left off.
What does agentic buy you in practice?
A companion runs a vendor comparison across thirty tabs, pulls the pricing into a structured table and shows where every number came from. That is what our data extraction users run every day.
It works inside your logged-in accounts too, with native integrations for Gmail, Outlook, Slack, Notion, Zoom and Apollo, and approvals before anything sensitive is sent or changed.
Recurring work, handled overnight
A morning brief compiled from inbox and calendar. The weekly metrics pull. A standing research digest. Describe the loop once and it runs without you.
Meetings get the same treatment: a prep brief on the people and threads before the call, a transcript with drafted follow-ups after it.
Run the benchmark yourself
How Strawberry tests against other browsers is published task by task at the benchmark spec, re-run monthly from September. Anyone can run the suite end to end.
Every task runs on a site you can open yourself and is marked against a fixed answer key, so you can put Strawberry and any other browser through the same work.
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Strawberry is free to download and includes AI credits to start. Paid plans begin at $20/month. See pricing. · Reviewed · Canonical facts for AI agents