Watch it live
Open a pal's Computer tab to see its browser as it works, click by click.
The computer
Every pal gets a computer of its own.
A cloud computer for every pal, powered by E2B, with a real browser that stays logged in and a workspace for files and code. It never borrows your screen, so it works while you do something else.
Computer
Scout's computer
Seat changedUA941 · Berlin → Lisbon · Seat 12C, aisle
ScoutDone
Openingunited.com/my-trips
Reading the page2 upcoming trips
Clicking“Change seat” · BER → LIS
Needs youCode sent to Sam's phone
You took overTyping the code
Handed backScout carries on
Clicking“Confirm seat 12C”
DoneSeat 12C, aisle
Cloud computer, powered by E2B
The browser
Watch it. Step in. Hand it back.
Take over any time
For a login, a captcha or a payment step, choose Take over, do it yourself, then hand it back.
Stays signed in
Each pal has its own Chrome profile, so sites you sign it in to remember it next time.
Powered by E2B
A cloud computer for every pal.
Every pal runs on its own computer in the cloud, built on E2B. It never borrows yours.
One machine per pal
Each pal gets a Linux machine of its own with a real Chrome, kept apart from every other pal.
Installs what it needs
It can add packages and tools to its own machine without touching anything of yours.
Your computer, only if you say so
Close the lid and its computer carries on in the cloud. It only touches yours if you give the desktop app access.
The workspace
A place to write and run code.
Each pal has a workspace that lasts between chats. It installs the packages it needs, runs scripts, and sends you what it made: reports, charts, exports.
- Images you send go to the model; other files land in its workspace.
- Download anything from the Files panel.
- It all happens on its cloud computer, not on yours.
Your own computer
On the desktop app, yours too, if you allow it.
Some jobs live on your own machine, like a video on your Desktop. In the Mac and Windows apps you can give a pal access to your computer, and it asks before every command it runs there.
- Off until you turn it on, for each pal.
- Every command needs your approval by default.
- Turn the access off again at any time.
Questions
Good to know.
Can a pal click anything?
Pals find buttons, links and fields by their text, which works on most sites. Things drawn on a canvas, like some maps and games, have no text to find.
What about payments?
The site needs a card saved in your account there, or you take over for the payment step. Buying anything asks for your approval first.
Where does a pal's computer run?
In the cloud, on E2B. Every pal gets its own machine. On the desktop app you can also give a pal access to your own computer, and it asks before each command.
