Import from ChatGPT Atlas and keep delegating the same jobs

A familiar switch on day one

Atlas was Chromium-based, so the move is quick.

Import your passwords, bookmarks and history and everyday browsing feels the same on the first morning.

The agentic side feels familiar too. You describe a task and watch the browser do it, with one upgrade: a companion runs in your logged-in session and pauses for your approval before it sends mail or changes a record.

Where does delegated work break down?

Rarely on intelligence.

It breaks on constraints: the wrong repository pulled, a filter read one row off, half the entity list you handed over silently dropped.

That is what our suite scores, per task and against a fixed answer key, so “did it respect the constraint” is a check someone outside this company can repeat. The tasks and the marking are at the benchmark spec.

What runs while you are away?

Scheduled routines: overnight prospect sourcing, a compiled morning brief, the weekly report already in the sheet when you sit down.

Meeting prep and transcription cover the calls in between, and native integrations for Gmail, Outlook, Slack, Notion, Zoom and Apollo move work between your inbox, CRM and calendar without brittle screen-driving for every step.

One product, actively developed

Strawberry has one product, the browser, so there is no larger company strategy for it to be deprioritized against. It is actively developed on Mac and Windows.

The switch is also a chance to upgrade the work. One-off tasks become routines that run every day without being asked, and the results land in your own accounts.

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