An agentic browser
for people who build.
Background automation. MCP-ready. Privacy-first. Built by developers, for developers.
A programmable browser you can build on.
Aera exposes full browser control via MCP. That means you can build your own tools, scripts, and integrations that interact with the browser, without touching Puppeteer, Playwright, or Selenium.
Trigger browser actions from your IDE. Automate QA flows from your CI pipeline. Build internal tools that need web scraping or form submission. The browser becomes an API you can call from anywhere.
Skip the automation framework entirely.
No more wrestling with headless Chrome configs. No more debugging flaky selectors. No more maintaining brittle scripts that break every time a website updates their DOM.
Describe what you want in plain language. Aera handles the execution. When the site changes, you don't have to rewrite your automation, Aera adapts.
See everything the browser sees.
Full network visibility, every request, every header, every payload. Reverse-engineer undocumented APIs. Debug why that integration isn't working. Understand exactly what data is being sent and received.
All of this runs locally. Your browsing data, your automation history, your network logs, they stay on your machine. Nothing gets sent to our servers.
Build Your Own Tools
Full MCP support means you can control Aera from Cursor, your CLI, or any tool you build. Browser automation as an API.
Full Network Access
Inspect every request, header, and payload. Debug integrations and reverse-engineer APIs without switching tools.
Background Execution
Schedule tasks to run on intervals or triggers. Monitoring, scraping, testing, running while you work on something else.
Start building.
Get full browser control via MCP. Build your own tools. Skip the automation framework.