Browser-use = AI using the web
Instead of returning text, the agent opens pages, reads content, fills forms, clicks buttons, and delivers a result.
BROWSER-USE, BUILT INTO A BROWSER
Tell Tabbit what you need in plain English. It browses, clicks, fills, and summarizes across websites in a parallel tab group—no Python, no API keys, no scripts.
Free for macOS & Windows. No invite code required.
Tabbit
AI-native browser
Pages read
12
Time saved
45m
THE IDEA
Browser-use is the practice of letting an AI agent control a browser to complete tasks. Traditionally, that means writing Python and managing LLM keys.
Instead of returning text, the agent opens pages, reads content, fills forms, clicks buttons, and delivers a result.
Tools like browser-use are powerful, but they require code, dependencies, API setup, and ongoing maintenance.
HOW IT WORKS
Tabbit is a real browser with agentic automation built in. You chat, it acts—inside its own workspace so your current tabs stay untouched.
Give a natural-language task and watch Tabbit execute it across websites. Form filling, data extraction, multi-step workflows—handled automatically.
Type instructions directly in the unified address bar. Use @ to reference open tabs, screenshots, bookmarks, or local files as context.
Save reusable prompts and scripts as Skills, or pick ready-made ones from the Skills Square. No coding required.
Agent tasks run in an isolated tab group. You keep browsing while Tabbit works in the background.
USE CASES
Let Tabbit move information between internal portals, CRMs, or dashboards without copy-pasting.
Ask Tabbit to scan dozens of sources, extract key points, and compile a structured summary.
Turn daily checklists, ticket updates, or approval flows into repeatable Skills.
Collect numbers and records from multiple platforms into one clean spreadsheet or note.
QUICK COMPARISON
Both let AI control the browser. Tabbit is built for end users; browser-use is built for developers.
FAQ
For most end-user tasks, yes. Tabbit gives you browser-use-like automation through a chat interface, without writing code. Developers who need custom pipelines may still prefer the library.
No. Tabbit is designed for everyday users. You describe what you want, and Agent Mode handles the execution.
Form filling, web research, data extraction, cross-system workflows, content summarization, and recurring routines. If a human can do it in a browser, Tabbit can likely help.
Yes. Tabbit is free during public beta for both macOS and Windows, with no invite code required.
RPA tools rely on rigid, pre-recorded scripts. Tabbit understands natural language and adapts to page changes, making it more flexible for dynamic websites.
Agent tasks run locally in your browser. Tabbit does not store credentials or browsing content on its servers.
Absolutely. Many developers use Tabbit for quick visual automation and browser-use for custom backend pipelines.
Tabbit supports macOS and Windows. Download the appropriate build from the official site.
Join the free public beta and experience browser-use automation the easy way.
