Simular

Computer agent that uses browsers, desktop apps, terminals, and APIs to complete cross-application workflows.

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Overview

Simular builds computer agents that carry out tasks across software without requiring a separate integration for every application. Its agent, Sai, can use a private cloud desktop, browsers, desktop apps, APIs, terminals, and code to click, type, navigate, and complete workflows. Users can assign work in natural language, inspect execution, add approval points, and reuse context and skills for recurring tasks.

Key features

  • Cross-application computer control
  • Browser and desktop automation
  • Terminal and code access
  • Natural-language task assignment
  • Approval guardrails
  • Persistent context and reusable skills
  • Webhook integration

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Last updated 2026-09-16