Fellou is an agentic browser that acts on a goal instead of only answering questions. You describe a task in plain language, review and edit the step-by-step plan it drafts, and it carries out the work across websites and desktop files. Deep Search compiles sourced reports, including from logged-in accounts such as Reddit. A Free plan starts with 1,000 Sparks, and paid plans run from $19 per month for Plus to $199.9 per month for Ultra.
Fellou fits knowledge workers who lose time on repetitive browser chores: analysts running competitor research, marketers collecting data, students gathering sources, and operations staff filling in forms. Researchers value reports with traceable references, and power users like that tasks run in a background workspace while they keep browsing. Plus suits individuals with regular automation needs, Pro serves heavier users with 5,000 Sparks a month and five scheduled tasks, and Ultra gives unlimited Sparks and scheduled tasks for people who run agents all day. Priority support and early feature access come with every paid tier.
Typical tasks include building a competitor analysis from pricing, features and positioning, then compiling it into a report. Users can pull the latest business news on specific companies from the past 24 hours, turn Notion notes into a weekly research update that is emailed to a colleague, or plan a trip and book flights and hotels. Browser Use handles scraping and form filling from a single command, while Computer Use lets the agent operate local apps and manage files. Scheduled tasks repeat these jobs automatically, and agentic memory lets you ask about work you did earlier without searching history.
