AI can read and write the web. Running that capability reliably — with isolation, secrets, evidence, and scale — is an infrastructure problem. We solve it so you don't have to.
Every team building an agent eventually hits the same wall: the browser is shared mutable state in someone else's datacenter, and it fights back. We want to turn that wall into a paved road.
We believe the companies that win the agent era will be the ones with the most boring, most reliable infrastructure. No magic. No demos. Just runtime.
A demo that works once is a toy. Agents only matter when they run the 10,000th time exactly like the first.
Credentials, replays, and customer data are the hard parts. We treat them that way — from day one, not day 200.
We borrow from the best: Firecracker, OpenTelemetry, BoringSSL. The fun parts are what you build on top.
If the docs lie, the product lies. We treat doc bugs at the same severity as runtime bugs.
Usage-based pricing only works if customers can predict it. We cap, alert, and explain.
We'd rather ship for a Fortune 500 customer than be on a conference stage. The customer is the case study.
Our founders were running an agent startup. 80% of the roadmap was browser infrastructure, not the agent.
Sold the agent business. Started writing the runtime we wished we had.
A Series B fintech moved their KYC agent over in a weekend. Never looked back.
$22M led by a top-tier infra fund. The thesis: every agent needs a browser, and building it is not the agent team's job.
Our Fortune 500 customers asked. We delivered in one audit cycle.
180+ production customers. 2.4M sessions a month. Still hiring.
Co-founder, CEO
Prev: eng lead on an agent platform (acq'd). 10 years shipping browser automation that didn't break.
Co-founder, CTO
Prev: Cloudflare edge team. Knows more about TLS fingerprinting than anyone should.
Head of Product
Prev: Stripe, then an RPA company. Knows what "enterprise-ready" really means.
Head of Security
Prev: Google security eng. Wrote chapters of the standards we implement.
Head of DevRel
Prev: Vercel. Believes docs are UX.
Head of GTM
Prev: Datadog early sales. Sells to engineers, in their language.
Head of Operations
Prev: AWS. Keeps the microVM fleet honest.
Head of Design
Prev: Linear. Builds the dashboard you actually want to live in.
Plus every engineer and researcher who made agent infrastructure possible.
Headquarters. Product, engineering, and go-to-market.
Enterprise sales and financial-services solutions.
EU data-residency region and EMEA support.
About 40% of the team. North America and EU timezones.
Firecracker, Chromium, low-level networking. SF or remote.
Control plane, multi-region, compliance surface. SF or remote.
Vault, isolation model, audit tooling. Remote.
Own the agent-framework integrations. Remote.
Fortune 500 accounts, East Coast. NYC or remote.
Dashboard, replay, vault. SF or remote.
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