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Companions act inside the apps a user connects through OAuth or an API key, including Gmail, Google Calendar, Drive, Outlook, Slack, Notion, HubSpot, Salesforce, Linear, Ashby, Apollo, QuickBooks, Greenhouse and Klaviyo, among more than 100. Each app exposes its own tools, such as reading messages, sending drafted email, updating CRM records or creating tasks. Custom tools come in through remote HTTP MCP servers or local command MCP servers with encrypted environment variables, and sites with no integration are reached through the user's own signed in browser.

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An agent run carries a task through many steps and tabs, searching, reading and comparing pages, using connected app tools, reading and writing workspace files, running code and producing reports, spreadsheets and documents. For bigger jobs the companion first writes a durable PLAN.md with reviewable todos, then spins up sub agents in parallel, each with its own plan in its own session folder, so researching 20 companies can run as 20 agents at once. Interrupted sub agents can be reopened and resumed, and an Agent Control Center shows every running task at a glance.

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Companions work from the files they are given and the pages in front of them. Library holds projects, companion files and generated reports, each companion has its own folder, and a team workspace syncs shared files to every member so companions see team context. Open tabs, connected apps and attached files are read for the task at hand, and research guidance asks for sources and confidence levels on every claim. Files are read when a task needs them, and there is no retrieval index built over a customer's document set.

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Each user decides what companions may do without asking. A permission mode sets the default, with Ask Always for actions covered by approval controls, and each connected app lists its actions to set as ask every time, always allow or disabled, either permanently or for one chat. Approval cards show an action before it runs, and email cards let the user change the recipients, subject and body first. A running task can be taken over or stopped, risky actions get a safety countdown, and sub agents ask for decisions when they need them. App reads without their own control run without a prompt.

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Teams have three roles. Owners control billing, the subscription and deletion, admins manage members, roles, seat plans and shared credits, and members get a read only team view. Per app action permissions and folder access grants govern what each user's companions may do.

Strawberry holds a SOC 2 Type 1 report as of 13 May 2026 from Prescient Assurance, shared under NDA, keeps passwords encrypted on the device and encrypts connected app tokens at rest. There is no SSO, SAML or SCIM. Sharing a companion gives the recipient edit access to its files and memories, and app connections are shared across every browser profile on one account.

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Every agent run leaves a work trace of its searches, tool calls, file operations, browser actions, sub agent activity, questions and plan progress, which a user can review afterwards to check sources and see how a result was reached. Completed app actions link straight to the document, email, draft or event they created or changed. Routines keep run history per routine and across companions, and each chat shows its own credit usage. Traces live in each user's chats, and team admins get no audit log of what members' companions did.

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Memory holds the stable context a companion uses in later chats, such as the user's role, company, customers, writing style, target accounts, tool preferences and recurring rules like approval requirements.

It comes in two scopes, shared memory every companion reads and memory kept to one companion, and lives as editable files in the companion's synced folder in Library, where outdated facts can be corrected or removed. Companions save new facts as they learn them or when asked.

An optional Activity Memory, off by default where offered, logs periodic screenshots of on screen activity and lets the user view, export and delete single entries or all of it.

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Strawberry is a desktop browser for macOS and Windows. Passwords, history and cookies stay on the device, and the agent works through the user's own signed in browser, while chats, synced files, connected app tokens and model calls run through Strawberry's cloud and its AI providers. Personal data is processed in the European Union and the United States, with EEA data kept in the EEA where feasible, and customers cannot choose a region. There is no private cloud, self hosted or local model option.

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Nine official companions can be hired ready to work, among them Sales Sally for leads and outreach, Talent Theo for researched and scored candidates, Executive Ellis for morning briefs and follow ups, Developer Dana for testing an app before each release, and Research Rosa for sourced research, alongside Marketing Martin, Consulting Cora, Support Sofia and Operations Olivia.

Each arrives with the skills and routines for its job and spends the first chat learning how the user works. A library of Official Skills, filtered by role, covers jobs such as lead sourcing, call preparation, inbox zero, investment memos and bookkeeping, and teams share companions and skills.

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Routines start work without the user, daily, at an interval, on a cron expression, or when an app event fires, such as a new email in a connected inbox or a new message in a Slack channel. Each routine belongs to a companion and runs as a real chat session, notifying the user when it finds something worth attention and deleting the quiet chats when it does not. Routines can be paused, resumed or run on demand, webhook routines can replay their last run, tasks can be set to run just once, and a companion can turn any successful chat into a routine when asked.

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Paid plans let users choose which AI models a companion uses, add an Expert mode for harder work and give priority access at peak hours, and a user's ChatGPT plan can be connected to save credits. The free plan runs on a curated set of models in Efficient and Default modes. Companion settings also shape which model runs, adaptive thinking is used where a model supports it, and the default model fails over automatically. The full model lineup appears only inside the app.

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Outside systems have no API, SDK or MCP server for starting companions, reading their results or managing routines. MCP support runs the other way, with Strawberry connecting to servers the user adds so companions can call those tools. Chrome extensions install and run in the browser, and routines start from schedules and connected app events, with no public endpoint a customer's own systems can call to hand work to a companion.

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Users get no evaluation harness, test cases or quality gate for their companions, skills or routines. A twelve task benchmark suite with an LLM judged scoring rubric compares agentic browsers on research, sourcing and shopping jobs, and Strawberry has run it against its own product and rivals, but it scores browsers in general and cannot check a change to a customer's companion. Research guidance asks for sources and confidence levels and recommends a small sample before a large batch.

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The companion drives the real browser the user works in. It opens tabs, reads pages, clicks, types and fills forms across sites the user is already signed into, including LinkedIn, Sales Navigator and web apps behind a login, and the pages it opens stay grouped inside the chat. A floating controller and a banner show when the companion has the wheel, and the user can watch, take over or stop at any point. Work keeps running in the background while the user browses elsewhere or watches in split view.

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