A browser that brings AI superpowers into your daily workflows. Strawberry helps you research 100s of websites in seconds, write content that matches your voice, take meeting notes and automate tasks on any website. Now in pre-beta.
Hi everyone! I’m beyond excited to finally get this into your hands. We’ve mostly stayed under the radar, but today we’re offering early access to the PH community with free Pro Plan access the first month.
🧩 Why we built it
As a technical team, we’re big fans of Cursor. But as we shared our excitement with our non technical friends, we realized that the AI revolution had not yet meaningfully touched their lives.
The browser is the non-techie equivalent to the code editor, so we decided to build the Cursor for the web. That’s how Strawberry was born.
🫠 The problem
When browsing the web, we flip through hundreds of tabs per day, spending hours on boring repetitive grunt work that could and should be automated.
The same goes for moving data from tab to tab, populating and enriching sheets and writing the same email over and over again with slight variations.
But each person has their own unique workflows that require context about them and what they're working on. This means that some tasks just can’t be replaced by some SaaS tool or Zapier automation.
✨ What we aim to accomplish
Strawberry is the browser that gets to know you over time, that can remove those boring tasks from your work day so that you can spend time on the things that matter.
We want to put the power of AI into the hands of the average person; those who worry about an AI revolution where they get left behind.
It’s a work in progress, and we need the help and feedback of the PH community to give us even more clarity on how to move forward.
🚀 How to get started
We are still in closed beta, but as a special offer to the PH community, we will let all of you skip the waitlist! Until midnight PST, you’ll be able to download Strawberry at strawberrybrowser.com/ph-early-access.
As a special bonus, those of you who create your account during this time will get free Pro Plan access until June 1st.
Thank you so much. And please share feedback, questions, and comments! Our team will be around all day, and is looking forward to hearing from you.
This is amazing. I have been looking for a new browser to replace Arc. How does it do in terms of RAM usage (Arc's biggest advantage IMO)
I shared the product with our company, but funny, I missed signing up today. I just found that the offer had expired. Can I apply the offer?
This could save me 10+ hours a week. How does it handle websites that require login credentials?
This could finally replace my messy browser bookmarks. How does it handle duplicate entries when scraping sites?
I love how it combines note-taking with research. Can you annotate web pages directly within the app?
The research automation is blowing my mind. Can you set geographic-specific scraping rules (e.g., regional news)?
This feels like what Chrome should’ve evolved into. How does it handle private/incognito mode workflows?
Strawberry might solve my tab-hoarding problem. Does it integrate with tab managers like OneTab or Session Buddy?
I just tried out Strawberry after seeing this post. As someone who isn’t a developer but often deals with lots of tabs and repetitive tasks at work, I found it surprisingly easy to get started. The interface is clear, and I was able to set up some simple automations without any issues.
This is new. If it can research all my tabs or do something with them, I will be over the moon.
Hi guys! This is such a great application. However, I tried connecting google sheets and encountered this error. Fixing this and the passkey problem fast will make a huge difference. Loving this!
This is amazing, however, the chat keeps breaking when I do deep research via Competition Camelia. It was simple prompt "do a deep research on Company Name from a marketing perspective. They are advertising on Meta Ads via link 1 and link 2." Tried twice and it stops around Batch 3/4. There's a lot of potential here, just want to see the output.
