Claude Strawberry

Switch today, and the tab work stops being yours

A Strawberry companion works in the tabs you are already signed into. The answer and the part where it gets typed into the ATS both happen here, with a card in front of anything that lands.

Give it yesterday’s three call notes. It stages the CRM updates with a reason on each field it touched, then drafts the follow-ups in your voice. Nothing sends and nothing saves until you click. That is the twenty minutes after the answer, handed off.

Strawberry is an agentic browser for macOS and Windows. Download it, open the tabs you already use, and a companion works them: 93 native integrations carrying 1,257 hand-written operations, 1,975 further apps as connected accounts, and the signed-in session for anything with neither. The head-to-head sits at Strawberry vs. Claude.

What changes when the doing moves into the browser Scroll →
Claude in Chrome Strawberry
What you installAn extension panel, living with the tab you opened it onA desktop browser for macOS and Windows
Tabs in one passThe tabs you drag into its groupForty the companion opens itself, with no dragging
Site accessGranted one site at a time, with Anthropic advising a wide berth around banking, health records and credentialsEvery tab you are signed into is working surface, with a card in front of anything that lands
Writes staged for approvalStops before purchases and financial transactions; per-site grants otherwiseA card before each send, record change and payment, tightenable to every single action
Connected accountsRemote MCP connectors, per its own pricing pageAbout a hundred you authorise, reads and staged writes
Where a scheduled run executesCowork tasks, daily, weekly or monthly (as of this writing)Routines on your own machine, inside the sessions you are already signed into
Cost of finding outClaude in Chrome is on the paid plans (as of this writing)Free download with credits included; plans from $20/month

What you keep and what changes

Keep the assistant you like. The split is two lines long.

  • Keep: the long-form reasoning, the code review, the document that has to be right, Claude Cowork's scheduled tasks, the mobile app on the train.
  • Change: the part where you become the transport layer between an answer and eleven web apps.
  • Add: 93 native integrations with 1,257 operations behind them, plus 1,975 further apps connectable as accounts.
  • Add: an approval card in front of sending, deleting, paying and posting, tightenable to every action with Ask Always mode in Settings → AI permissions.

Does Claude not already do this in Chrome?

Not the crossing part.

As of this writing Claude in Chrome reads the page you are signed into and then clicks, types and fills forms, on all paid plans, with a per-site grant and a wide berth around banking, health records and credentials.

A companion starts from the other end. It opens forty tabs itself, works the ones with no API at all, and stages each write for a click.

What does the first week look like?

Predictable enough to write down.

  • Day 1: one repetitive task you dislike, usually inbox triage or a list build. Watch it work and correct it out loud.
  • Day 2: the same task again, with the corrections retained. This is where people stop watching the screen.
  • Day 3: connect the two or three accounts you live in, so the common work goes through an integration instead of the page.
  • Day 5: save the weekly thing as a routine, then read how to prompt an agentic browser, because the phrasing matters more than the model does.
  • Week 2: the assistant subscription is still open, and the recurring jobs run as routines.

Your logins stay on your machine

Consequential actions stop on a card that names what is about to happen, and you approve or reject it. Ask Always mode extends that pause to every step. The session a companion uses is the one already open on your machine, so nothing runs in a datacenter with your passwords in it. The reasoning is at /security, and the wider question is at is it safe to let AI use my browser.

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Frequently asked questions

Strawberry, if what you want replaced is the work that has to land inside your logged-in tools. Companions act in your own session on Mac and Windows, with approvals on every consequential action.

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

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