Simular builds AI agents that operate real computers, and its flagship product Sai acts as a robosecretary that takes over repetitive screen work. Sai uses your favorite apps right away with no setup, runs on your device and on autonomous computers in the cloud so you can close your laptop, and gets more reliable and affordable as recurring tasks repeat. Plans are Starter at $50 per month, Premium at $200 and Pro at $500, with Enterprise priced on request. Simular was founded by former Google DeepMind scientists and publishes its computer-use research.
Sai is built for ambitious multitaskers buried in screen tasks, power users who want a persistent cloud computer, and teams running workflows continuously. Simular for Business targets organizations with high volumes of repetitive computer tasks, while developers can work with the open-source Agent S computer-use framework and Simulang scripting language, which automates browsers, native apps and OS-level workflows and lets you teach once and replay in code. Starter suits solo builders, Premium suits people who need an always-on Windows or Mac machine, and Pro adds team workflow sharing, full API access and the highest-priority support.
Typical scenarios include handing off recurring browser and desktop chores, running workflows in apps that have no API, and keeping an agent working on a cloud computer while your own device is off. Simular reports leading results on the OSWorld benchmark for agents using real computers, and its neurosymbolic approach is said to save agents more than 90% of token usage. Starter includes bring-your-own-device support from Windows, Mac or another device and community support.
