Airtop is revolutionizing web automation with AI-powered cloud browsers that seamlessly handle authentication. Whether you're building AI agents, automation tools, or web scrapers, Airtop lets you control browsers in the cloud without getting stuck on logins.
Hey Hunters 👋
Amir here, founder and CEO at Airtop. We built Airtop because we saw developers struggle with browser automation when authentication was involved. Traditional solutions break down at login screens, but real-world automation needs to work with and retain authenticated sessions.
🔐 What makes Airtop different?
- Seamless authentication handling (even with Oauth and 2FA)
- Natural language instructions
- Reliable building blocks that make it easy to build production quality automations
- Cloud-based browsers that scale with your needs
- Enterprise-grade security and reliability (Soc2/Type2)
💡 Real-world use cases:
- Data collection from authenticated services and apps
- Automating inbound and outbound sales funnels
- AI agents that act on your behalf on social media
- End-to-end testing behind login walls
- Workflow automation across multiple authenticated services
🎯 Who's it for?
- Developers tired of flaky automation
- Teams building AI applications, automations and web scrapers
- Companies looking for reliable workflow automation
- Anyone who's ever said "I wish I could automate this"
Try it free and see why companies switch to Airtop for critical automation needs.
🤔 Got questions? We're here all day! Drop them below or check out our docs (https://docs.airtop.ai/)
Built with ❤️ for developers who deserve better automation tools.
What's your approach to managing session persistence across different automation runs? Do you cache authenticated sessions for repeated tasks?
I really love how Airtop tackles the biggest pain in browser automation—handling authentication without breaking a sweat. The natural language instructions and reliable building blocks make it feel more like a power tool than a hassle.
What's your approach to handling multi-factor authentication scenarios, especially for sites that use SMS or authenticator apps as second factors?
Really impressive, unlocking so much possibilities for scrapers of all levels. Hats off @amir_ashkenazi@daniel_shteremberg and Airtop Team!
that's what I want for a long time. and it appears at the right point when webagents burning out.
Airtop is fantastic. We’ve been building experiments with Airtop - and we can confidently say that it’s one of the best automation tools currently on the market.
This is exactly what I’ve been hoping someone would build! Thanks, @theogravity and team—congrats!
I recommend Airtop Auth – it's an amazing app for automating web tasks on authenticated sites. I especially liked that it uses AI to work with cloud browsers, which allows you to forget about problems with logins.
I've done quite a lot of scraping myself. I'll try this, the presentation looks great tho.
This is awesome, building a ai automation startup myself and fascinated at the amazing work others are doing. Tools like Airtop are the future!
PS. Congrats on being the #1 Launch!
This is awesome. I've said it before we need to crack the top dozen sites for web scarping and that unlocks 90% of the value. If you can have reliable agent automation for (Reddit, LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook etc) you're gonna be a unicorn.
A few folks have been asking in private about agentic workflows. Airtop can be used with Typescript and Python and can be easily integrated into agentic frameworks like CrewAI, Langchain/graph, VercelAI.
Here is a quick example of how to use Airtop as tool within VercelAI to support an agentic workflow where the LLM decides what extractions and/or interactions to perform:
https://github.com/airtop-ai/exa...
Really eager to answer any questions you have!
Coming from a Web Automation startup, I can directly vouch for this product and know it'll be a game changer.
1. I'm a fan
2. I use it in my automation firm
3. The technology here is allowing new types of automations that were not available before, unless you had a RPA team.
Pretty impressive, No more struggling with logins, 2FA, or flaky scripts. Congrats on the launch
Looks great, but how exactly does it handle randomly triggered 2FA? Human intervention or with workflow automations that extract codes from emails?
