Natural-language task execution
Describe a browser workflow in plain language and Aera turns it into browser actions without requiring manual scripting.
Aera Browser is a browser automation tool that turns plain-language requests into on-page actions and scheduled workflows. Mac, Windows, Linux.
Aera Browser is a browser automation product that turns plain-language requests into browser tasks. It is positioned for people who want the browser to do research, checks, form filling, and other web work on their behalf.
The home page describes Aera as a browser with autonomous agents that can work on demand or on a schedule. It is available for Mac, Windows, and Linux, and the pricing page shows a free tier with local models plus paid plans for Aera-hosted models and higher limits.
Describe a browser workflow in plain language and Aera turns it into browser actions without requiring manual scripting.
Aera can run tasks in the background and repeat them on a schedule, which fits recurring checks, summaries, and follow-ups.
It navigates real websites, reads pages, clicks controls, and verifies steps as it works, then reports back on progress.
Aera pulls live context across tabs and returns answers with citations that link back to the source pages.
The browser is based on Chromium, so existing extensions, bookmarks, history, autofill, and shortcuts can be brought over.
The marketplace offers reusable skills now and planned connectors later, giving users a way to reuse browser workflows.
Ask Aera to compare tools, gather sources, and return a cited brief or side-by-side table without manually switching between tabs.
Set a task to run every day or week, such as checking a listing, monitoring a price change, or sending a status update.
Use Aera to triage email threads, draft replies, and schedule meetings while you stay in the page you are already working on.
Have Aera fill in applications, vendor onboarding forms, expense reports, and other repetitive data-entry tasks, then pause before submission for review.
Aera is a browser that lets you describe a workflow in plain language and have it carried out in the browser. It can run tasks on demand or on a schedule, and the pricing page says there is a free tier with local models.
Yes. The pricing page says you can use Aera for free with local models, and you can upgrade to Aera-hosted models and higher usage limits.
Aera is available for Mac, Windows, and Linux. The download page also lists Windows, Windows (ARM), macOS, and Linux as platform options.
The pricing page says Pro includes Aera-hosted models, Vision for complex tasks, subagents for parallel tasks, zero training data stored, optimized MCP tools, and full agent capabilities. Ultra adds higher usage limits and enterprise scheduling and orchestration.
Aera is built on Chromium, so it is designed to work with regular websites, extensions, history, bookmarks, and shortcuts. The home page also says you can import your Chrome data in one click.