Strawberry
Strawberry is a desktop browser for macOS and Windows with built-in AI companions that research, update CRMs, take meeting notes and run recurring routines inside the accounts you are already signed into. Strawberry 1.0 shipped on October 26, 2026.
About Strawberry
What is Strawberry?
Strawberry is a desktop browser for macOS and Windows with built-in AI companions that do work inside the web apps and accounts you are already signed into.
What companions do
- Research companies and source leads, then fill Google Sheets or update a CRM
- Draft emails, slide decks, posters and dashboards from web sources, including pages behind a login
- Routines: recurring tasks triggered by Gmail, Slack or calendar events, with actions in Linear, HubSpot or Notion
- Meeting notes and follow-ups without a meeting bot
- Memory of your preferences, people and projects across chats
Strawberry 1.0 (October 26, 2026)
- Companions with a look you design yourself
- Nine hireable companions such as Sales Sally, Talent Theo and Executive Ellis
- Companion Plaza on the New Tab page
Security
Per-app, per-action permissions. The company says passwords, history and cookies are stored encrypted on your device and never exposed to Strawberry or model providers.
Pricing
Free (500 credits/month), Intern $20/month (6,000 credits), Part-time $85/month (25,000), Full-time $250/month (75,000). Regular browsing uses no credits.
Company
Strawberry Browser Inc., based in Stockholm, Sweden. Founders: Charles Maddock, Arian Hanifi and Sebastian Thunman.
Value & Audience
Value Proposition
Puts AI agents inside the browser you already work in, so they can act in your logged-in web apps and take repetitive research, CRM, email and reporting work off your hands.
Problem Solved
Chat assistants cannot see or act in the web apps where work actually happens, so people copy data between tabs by hand. Strawberry's companions work directly in those tabs and accounts, with per-action permissions.
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Strawberry FAQ
Common questions about Strawberry's features, pricing, and use cases
What does Strawberry do?
Desktop AI browser with companions that do your web work Puts AI agents inside the browser you already work in, so they can act in your logged-in web apps and take repetitive research, CRM, email and reporting work off your hands.
Is Strawberry free to use?
Strawberry uses a freemium model — a free tier plus paid plans, starting at Free - $0 - 500 credits/month; regular browsing uses no credits. Full pricing is listed on the Strawberry product page on TechLogHub.
What problem does Strawberry solve?
Chat assistants cannot see or act in the web apps where work actually happens, so people copy data between tabs by hand. Strawberry's companions work directly in those tabs and accounts, with per-action permissions.
Who is Strawberry built for?
Strawberry is built for Sales Teams, Founders & Indie Hackers, Startups, HR & Recruiters, Marketers.
What category is Strawberry listed under?
Strawberry is listed in the AI Agents & Automation category on TechLogHub, alongside curated alternatives with community ratings and pricing comparisons.
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