AI agents reliable enough to do real work
tl;dr: You can now teach AI to do your work by simply recording a short video explaining the task. Once trained, you can run an entire fleet of parallel instances to complete weeks of work in a few hours.
Download the app and put Autotab to work—no sales call or credit card required to get started: https://www.autotab.com
Problem
Today’s models have the intelligence required for most work—but they are bottlenecked by context, tools, and their ability to operate over long time horizons.
Context: Teaching, not prompting
Autotab learns like a human colleague–by watching demonstrations, reading SOPs, and taking feedback on its past work.
Real work is rarely zero-shot, so Autotab is designed to ask clarifying questions as it is learning, and to be good at taking feedback.
Tools: UI-first control
Autotab interacts directly with existing applications and internal tools using a mouse and keyboard—no technical integration required.
Long tasks
Autotab is able to work for days at a time, using scaffolding and checkpoints to stay on track, just like an SOP.
Superpowers: Better than human
Onboarding Autotab is designed to feel like onboarding a remote human worker, but running Autotab is an entirely different experience.
For sensitive tasks, Autotab can be run in a dedicated local browser with support for enterprise authentication and SSO—credentials never leave your device.
Autotab can also be run at scale in the cloud, with an entire fleet of parallel instances working together to complete weeks of work in a few hours.
Accessible to everyone
For the past 6 months, we’ve helped companies like DoorDash scale work that previously required humans, running years worth of continuous computer use.
Now, you can download the app and put Autotab to work—no sales call or credit card required to get started.
Use cases
If you’re looking for some inspiration for how to use AI agents like Autotab, here are a few examples of common tasks others are using Autotab for.
- Collecting and enriching data: For example finding the payment options offered by e-commerce websites, or researching the technology vendors used by local businesses.
- Filling out forms: For example government forms to request documents, or forms to request quotes from businesses such as insurance carriers.
- Taking action: For example updating leads in a CRM, processing customer support tickets or sending messages to leads.
