Eighty speakers into one sheet while you do something else
Give a Strawberry companion the conference site and it comes back with a row per speaker, company and role, and the twelve ICP matches flagged. Dia Pro costs the same $20 a month as of this writing and is built to chat with the tabs you opened yourself.
Ask for “the 80 speakers from this conference site, with company and role, and flag the 12 who match our ICP” and a filled sheet comes back. A row per speaker, a source link on each, twelve flagged. Nothing sends until you click.
The reach behind that run: 93 native integrations carrying 1,257 hand-written operations, 1,975 further apps you connect as accounts, and the tab you are already signed into for anything with neither.
Save the pass as a routine and it runs again at 07:00, on a daily time, an interval, a cron expression or an app trigger, each with its own run history. Keep Awake holds the Mac or PC up so the run finishes with the lid closed.
| Strawberry | ||
|---|---|---|
| Core loop | Chat with the tabs on screen, run a Skill | Hand a companion an outcome, get it back finished |
| Acts inside accounts you are already signed into | Reads and discusses the page (as of this writing) | Opens, extracts, fills and updates as you |
| Tabs held in one pass | The tabs you opened yourself | Forty, read and cross-referenced in a single run |
| Writes staged for approval | You make every change by hand | Every send, record change and payment waits on a card you click |
| Runs on a schedule | A Skill runs when you invoke it | Routines fire at 07:00 and leave finished work |
| Memory between runs | A Skill is a saved prompt you re-trigger | Companions keep your ICP, tone and corrections from run to run |
| Reaching a tool with no API | Read the page and act on it yourself | A companion works the signed-in site the way you would |
| Paid tier | Dia Pro, $20/mo (as of this writing) | From $20/mo; browsing never costs credits |
| Platform | macOS (Apple silicon); Windows waitlisted | macOS and Windows, free download |
What can a companion do that Dia cannot?
Open the tabs.
Forty of them, read and cross-referenced in one run. Then update your CRM, triage 30 inbox threads before you sit down, and draft the follow-ups from yesterday’s calls.
All of it happens in the accounts you are already signed into, with native integrations for Gmail, Google Sheets, Notion, Slack and Apollo, plus sites like LinkedIn worked in your logged-in session. Every send, record change and payment stops on a card you click. The security model keeps you in the loop.
What Dia is built for
Conversation about what is on screen.
Explain this contract clause, compare these three tabs, rewrite this paragraph in my voice. Skills package prompts you use daily into one-word commands, and the free tier is generous. It runs on Apple silicon as of this writing.
A Dia Skill fires when you invoke it. A Strawberry routine fires at 7 a.m. whether you remembered: lead lists refreshed overnight, a morning brief compiled from inbox and calendar. We publish the test rather than a headline, and the spec is being rebuilt so a reader can re-run it, monthly from September.
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