The Autonomous Browser

You shouldn't have to browse the internet yourself.

Most of what you do online is repetitive. You go to a website, look for a thing, tap through some menus, fill out a form, and hit submit. You've done this thousands of times. The sites change, the pattern doesn't.

We built a browser that does it for you.

What this means in practice

Tell Demi to order a burrito bowl from Chipotle. It opens the site, navigates the menu, selects your items, and stops before checkout so you can confirm. You approve with a tap. Order placed.

Tell Demi to find flights to Denver next Friday. It searches across airlines, compares options, and brings back what it found. No ads in your face. No pop-ups. No dark patterns nudging you toward the expensive seat.

Tell Demi to book a table for two at 7. It finds availability at restaurants near you, picks the best match, and makes the reservation. You get a confirmation on your wrist.

These aren't integrations we negotiated with each company. Demi browses the actual website the same way you would. That means it works with nearly everything, right now, without waiting for anyone's permission.

Why we built it natively

We could have run the browser on a server somewhere. Plenty of tools work that way. But we made a deliberate choice to build it directly into the iPhone.

Your data stays on your device. When Demi logs into a site, those credentials never leave your phone. When it browses on your behalf, that activity isn't routed through our servers. This was a non-negotiable for us.

It's also faster. No round trips to the cloud for every page load. Demi sees what's on the screen, decides what to do next, and acts. Locally.

What makes it different

Every other AI "agent" that browses the web runs in a data center. It takes a screenshot, sends it to a server, gets instructions back, and repeats. That's slow, fragile, and means your data travels through someone else's infrastructure.

Demi's browser runs on the device in your pocket. It reads the page directly, not through screenshots. It makes decisions in real time. And it keeps everything local.

We designed it to handle the messy reality of the web. Sites that require login. Multi-step checkout flows. Cookie banners. Dynamic menus that load as you scroll. The things that make automated browsing hard are the things we spent the most time on.

You stay in control

Demi never spends your money or submits anything without asking. It does the work of getting to the final step, then pauses and shows you what it's about to do. You confirm or you don't.

It thinks out loud along the way. "Found the menu. Adding a burrito bowl with chicken. Anything else before I head to checkout?" You always know where it is in the process.

The bigger picture

We built the autonomous browser because we noticed something. People spend hours every week doing the same things online. Ordering food. Booking reservations. Comparing prices. Filling out forms. None of it requires creativity or judgment. It just requires time.

Demi gives you that time back. You say what you need and it handles the rest. The browser is how it reaches the parts of your life that don't have an API.