Your schedule.Already in motion.
Tell Spark what to do and when. It opens websites, checks what matters, and brings back results on your schedule — from one-off tasks to everyday routines.
A little more space for what matters.
Brand animation · illustrative workflowFROM THE IDEA TO THE ACTUAL WORK
Less explaining. More doing.
Sorting products on a shopping site. Finding assignments on a school portal. See the real browser recordings behind the brand story.
REAL PRODUCT RECORDINGS · TWO WORKFLOWSDESIGNED TO GIVE TIME BACK
A quieter kind of productivity.
One place for the things your browser brings back.
Routines running today
Sample — not real account dataThe list below is a sample used to show the layout. Only the times come from your own clock.
- --:--University portal noticesOnly the items matching your keywordsDone
- --:--Store ordersNew orders and unanswered questions, as a tableDone
- --:--Three competitors’ pricesComparing only what changedRunning
- --:--Contest deadlinesOnly what closes within two weeksQueuedNext run
- --:--Job board sign-inWaiting for your two-factor codeWaiting for you
19 tools with a defined connection path
OAuth 9 · paste a token 5 · through the browser 5
GmailOAuth
Google CalendarOAuth
SlackOAuth
NotionOAuth
DiscordOAuth
NAVER WORKSOAuth
OutlookOAuth
GitHubpaste a token
Linearpaste a token
Jirapaste a token
Asanapaste a token
Trellopaste a token
Zoomthrough the browser
Microsoft TeamsOAuth
Dropboxthrough the browser
Google DriveOAuth
Salesforcethrough the browser
HubSpotthrough the browser
Zendeskthrough the browserWhere an OAuth app is not approved yet, it connects by token or through the browser. Sites that are not on the list can still be handled through the browser.
Start the routine your job needs
with one sentence.
Each line below is a starting sentence you can paste into chat to create a routine. They are starting points, not verified results.
Add the site address and it gets there faster.
Student founder
“Every morning at 9, pull only the startup and scholarship items from my school portal”
Store operator
“Every evening at 8, put new orders and unanswered questions from my seller admin into a table”
Grants and contests
“Every Monday, go through these three contest sites and table anything closing within two weeks”
Sales
“Open the homepage of each company on this list and note their main product and whether they are hiring”
Recruiting
“Check applicant counts on our job posting page every day at 6pm and summarize it into Slack”
Marketer
“Open three competitors’ pricing pages at once and tell me only what changed since last time”
Ops and admin
“Open this grant listing page every Wednesday and collect only what is newly posted”
Researcher
“Check the conference site’s submission dates weekly and append them to my Notion page”
Support
“Check the number of unanswered tickets in our helpdesk admin every hour”
Property
“Open this listing page every morning and tell me only what is new”
Creator
“Open my channel analytics every Monday and save last week’s numbers as a spreadsheet”
Procurement
“Put the same item into three quote sites and compare price and lead time”
Show it once; after that it goes alone.
Demonstrate the clicks once and Spark saves the order as a recipe, then replays it.
Not a bot in the cloud —
your own Chrome does the work.
Spark attaches to the Chrome profile on this machine and works already signed in. Instead of shipping screenshots it reads the page structure, and calls the model only to decide.
An example of the events it streams
{"type":"step","action":"click",
"timing":{"perceive_ms":…,
"decide_ms":…,"tier":"t1"}}Your Chrome profile, as is
No second login. It uses the session you already have open.
Page structure, not screenshots
It reads the elements and text in view to pick the next action, and looks at the pixels only when there is nothing to read.
It leaves evidence
When it extracts a value or finishes, it saves that screen and sends it back with the result.
Set it once,
and it keeps going with the app closed.
Every 1 minute while this PC is on, and every 5 minutes from the cloud when it is off. Results come back to the chat that created them.
When
What
Where to
Even with the app fully closed, the server pushes deadline reminders and a morning digest every hour.
Check the university portal
Every morning at 9, pull only the startup and scholarship items from my school portal
Routines running today
Sample — not real account dataThe list below is a sample used to show the layout. Only the times come from your own clock.
- --:--University portal noticesOnly the items matching your keywordsDone
- --:--Store ordersNew orders and unanswered questions, as a tableDone
- --:--Three competitors’ pricesComparing only what changedRunning
- --:--Contest deadlinesOnly what closes within two weeksQueued
Three sites,
opened at once and compared.
Ask the same question of several sites, collect the answers on one board, and get them compared. 3 browsers run at once; the rest wait their turn.
In the app: the “+” menu → run several sites at once
Same item — price and lead time pulled
Same item — listed as out of stock
Same item — lowest price, longest lead time
Comparison board
Sample- Site ASame item — price and lead time pulled
- Site BSame item — listed as out of stock
- Site CSame item — lowest price, longest lead time
Summary
C is cheapest; A arrives soonest; B has no stock right now.
Three steps,
and it is running.
Connect
Keep your Chrome logins; attach tools like Gmail, Slack and Notion by OAuth or token.
Say it or show it
Type the request in chat, or demonstrate it once and the sequence is saved as a recipe.
Repeat as a routine
Say “every morning at 9” and it becomes a routine. Results return to the same chat.
What needs a person
stays with a person.
We list what Spark does not do, first.
It stops before payment
It will fill a cart, but it does not press “Place order” or “Pay”. It reports that it is ready and waits for you.
stop_before_paymentA bot wall goes to you
When it detects a block page it stops, hands over the screen, and waits until a person clears it.
manual_takeoverTwo-factor codes are yours to type
At an OTP or push-approval screen it asks you for the code and waits. It never makes one up.
wait_for_2fa_codeIt never invents a login
If it has no credentials it asks, and the number of times it may ask is capped.
wait_for_credentialsPasswords do not reach the log
Every line that leaves the engine is scrubbed of password- and token-shaped values first.
redactSaved logins are stored as ciphertext
The server encrypts them with AES-256-GCM and returns them only to an authenticated request from you. The server holds the key, so this is not end-to-end encryption. The browser session itself stays in the Chrome on this PC.
AES-256-GCMYour content is not used for training without consent
Exactly as written in the privacy policy.
/privacySimple Pricing,
Powerful Features
Start free, upgrade when you need to. No hidden costs, ever.
Free
Basic plan for individual users
- AI memo analysis (50/day)
- AI chat (100 messages/day)
- Web search (15/day)
- 10 memo pages
- Auto task classification
- Web dashboard
Pro
Premium plan for power users
- AI memo analysis (unlimited)
- AI agent web search
- Google Calendar sync
- Gmail integration
- Unlimited memo pages
- Web & mobile sync
- Auto URL analysis
- Priority support
Ultra
24/7 autonomous scheduling agent
- Everything in Pro, plus:
- 24/7 autonomous AI agent
- Round-the-clock schedule processing
- Executes tasks while you sleep
- Auto-reschedules & resolves conflicts
- Non-stop Gmail / Notion / Calendar monitoring
- Browser use — it opens, reads and summarizes sites itself
- Priority agent compute
Team
Enterprise plan for team collaboration
- All Pro features included
- Shared team memo board
- Team task assignment
- Real-time collaborative editing
- Unified team calendar
- API access
- Custom AI prompts
- Dedicated support
Frequently asked questions
What does Spark do?
It is a scheduling browser agent: at the time you set, it opens sites in your browser, reads them, and brings back a summary. Routines repeat hourly, daily, weekly or on a custom interval, and results return to the chat that created them.
Do routines run with the app closed?
While this PC is on, Spark checks every 1 minute. With the app closed, the cloud checks every 5 minutes and runs them instead. The cloud does not have your Chrome logins, though — anything behind a login works properly when this PC is on.
Will it pay or verify for me?
No. It stops before the final payment button and asks you for two-factor codes. When it hits a bot wall it hands the screen over and waits.
Where are my passwords kept?
Browser sessions stay in the Chrome profile on this PC. Credentials you save to the vault are encrypted by the server with AES-256-GCM and returned only to an authenticated request from you. Password-shaped values are scrubbed from the run log.
What does it connect to?
Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Slack, Notion, Discord, NAVER WORKS, Outlook and Microsoft Teams connect by OAuth; GitHub, Linear, Jira, Asana and Trello by pasting a token; Zoom, Dropbox, Salesforce, HubSpot and Zendesk through the browser. Sites that are not on the list can still be handled through the browser.
Is there a free plan?
Free gives you 50 AI analyses, 100 chat messages and 15 web searches a day, plus 10 memo pages. Beyond that, Pro is $19.99/month, and Ultra — for autonomous runs that continue with the app closed — is $49.99/month.
From tomorrow morning,
let your browser go first.
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