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An AI agent that uses your browser like you do — it plans, clicks, types, and fills forms while you do something else. Delegate the busywork. Ever does the clicking. Ever is an AI agent that uses your browser like you do. Describe a task in plain English — "summarize the last 5 hours of my X feed, with links," "fill out this job application," "find every unpaid invoice in this dashboard" — and Ever plans, clicks, types, and navigates until it's done, while you do something else. WHY EVER • Works behind your logins. Ever drives your actual browser, so it works on any site you're already signed into — SSO, 2FA, internal tools, paywalled dashboards. Your credentials never leave your browser, and there's no cloud browser pretending to be you. • Reads pages like a person. Cluttered dashboards, pop-ups, layouts that change weekly — Ever figures out what each button actually does and clicks the right one. No selectors to write, no macros to record, no setup. • You stay in control. Ever works in its own tab group, visibly, step by step. Watch it live in the side panel, jump in whenever you want, and review a full audit trail of every action afterward. • Never loses the thread. Every action is checkpointed, so if a tab crashes or a site misbehaves mid-task, Ever picks up where it left off instead of starting over. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open the Ever side panel on any page — or right-click selected text to launch a task from it 2. Say what you want done 3. Ever opens its own tab group and works through the task where you can see it 4. Review the result, the sources, and the full session replay in your chat history WHAT PEOPLE HAND TO EVER • Feeds, threads, and long pages to summarize — with sources linked • Job applications and other repetitive forms • Data stuck in dashboards and internal tools with no export button • Multi-site errands: compare prices, collect listings, cross-check records FOR DEVELOPERS The Ever CLI runs the same agent from your terminal and plugs into Claude Code, Codex, or any MCP client — give your coding agent real hands in a real browser. Stop forwarding yourself links to deal with later. Hand them to Ever.
Aug 15, 2026
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