Strawberry

Strawberry is a browser from Dendrite Systems, a team based in Stockholm, Sweden, with built-in AI companions that work inside the user's tabs. It is available as a desktop app for macOS and Windows and is labeled Beta on the site. The companions can use websites on the user's behalf, including logged-in accounts, and ask before taking irreversible actions.

What It Is

Strawberry is an agentic browser: a familiar browser that acts as a shared workspace for the user and an AI assistant. Because the assistant sees what the user is looking at and working on, it can answer with more context than a standalone chatbot and take actions such as researching companies, sourcing leads on LinkedIn, updating CRMs, drafting emails, pulling data into sheets and creating slide decks. Users can import Chrome extensions, bookmarks and passwords from another browser, and choose their search engine (Google by default).

Workflows and Outputs

The site describes several core capabilities:

• Visual artifacts: branded slide decks, posters, infographics and dashboards built from web sources, including ones behind login walls.
• Meeting transcription: notes, summaries, action items and follow-ups without a meeting bot, across video conferencing tools.
• Routines: recurring automations triggered by events such as a received Gmail message, a Slack mention or a GitHub pull request.
• Personalization: the assistant remembers details, habits, people and projects.

Playbooks and use-case pages cover sales, recruiting, marketing, product, research, operations, support and consulting.

Privacy and Control

Strawberry states that passwords, history and cookies are stored locally and that passwords are never exposed to it or to LLM providers. It says it meets SOC 2 requirements, addresses GDPR, and does not sell user data. Regular browsing does not consume credits; credits are used when chatting with or running companions. A team and sales contact path covers workspaces, shared workflows, security and deployment questions.