Short answer: Strawberry is a business AI agent. An AI browser for non-technical teams: you hire or build AI 'companions' that work in your tabs and connected apps on sales, recruiting, marketing and research jobs, run on schedules, and can be shared with the whole team.
Strawberry
Key facts
| Website | https://strawberrybrowser.com/ |
|---|---|
| Vendor | Strawberry (Stockholm) |
| Channels / category | Desktop browser for macOS and Windows; connects to apps such as Gmail, Slack, Notion and Salesforce; records Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams calls without a meeting bot |
| Pricing / availability | Free plan with 500 credits a month; Intern USD 20/month (6,000 credits), Part-Time USD 85/month (25,000 credits), Full-Time USD 250/month (75,000 credits); top-ups USD 0.01 per credit. Browsing is free; credits are used when companions work. Team plans include 3 free seats; Enterprise on request |
| Launched | 2025-10-01 |
| Funding (reported) | USD 6M seed (Oct 2025), co-led by General Catalyst and EQT Ventures |
| Channels confirmed | Desktop app |
| From the site (verbatim) | “Strawberry 1.0 is here. Your companions have a new look you design yourself, and a plaza to hang out in between jobs. Press play for the short film, then scroll for a thank-you and the road that got us here.” |
| Sources | [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] |
| Last checked | 2026-11-11 |
What can Strawberry do?
- Strawberry 1.0 was released on 26 Oct 2026, taking the AI browser out of beta source
- Built for non-technical teams in sales, marketing, recruiting and customer service; its AI assistants are called companions source
- Nine ready-made companions such as Sales Sally and Talent Theo arrive knowing their job, with skills and routines; you can also create your own source
- Companions can be shared with a teammate or the whole team, including instructions, memories and skills; chat history is not shared source
- Routines run companions on a schedule or when something happens in your apps; big jobs can be split across sub-agents working in parallel source
- Records Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams calls locally without a meeting bot, then turns them into notes and follow-ups source
- Companions pause for approval before sending emails, publishing posts or changing records; passwords stay in the browser on your device source
- Model agnostic; early business users include Lovable (sourcing engineers) and Tandem Health source
- Free plan with 500 credits a month; paid plans at USD 20, 85 and 250 a month; browsing itself uses no credits source
- Founded in 2023 in Stockholm by Charles Maddock (CEO), Sebastian Thunman (COO) and Arian Hanifi (CTO); team of 12 source
- Ranked #1 on Product Hunt's daily leaderboard for 26 Oct 2026 source
- CEO Charles Maddock's launch post on X passed 1.1M views by 28 Oct 2026 source
Frequently asked questions
What is Strawberry?
An AI browser for non-technical teams: you hire or build AI 'companions' that work in your tabs and connected apps on sales, recruiting, marketing and research jobs, run on schedules, and can be shared with the whole team.
How much does Strawberry cost?
Free plan with 500 credits a month; Intern USD 20/month (6,000 credits), Part-Time USD 85/month (25,000 credits), Full-Time USD 250/month (75,000 credits); top-ups USD 0.01 per credit. Browsing is free; credits are used when companions work. Team plans include 3 free seats; Enterprise on request
Where can you use Strawberry?
Desktop browser for macOS and Windows; connects to apps such as Gmail, Slack, Notion and Salesforce; records Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams calls without a meeting bot
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