Solutions
The work your systems cannot reach.
Some workflows have no API, no export and no integration — only a website, a login and a person clicking through it. Twin Browser is the layer that does that work under your guardrails, and replays it without a model once it has been done.
Find your problem
Start from the problem, not the product.
7 problems, one browser layer. Each page states the problem in the buyer's words, shows the endpoints that solve it, prices it off the live rate card, and concedes what it does not do.
Browser infrastructure for AI products
Founders and engineering leads whose AI product has to act on the live web for every customer.
Read the solution — Browser infrastructure for AI productsSystems with no API
Ops, finance and platform teams blocked by a vendor system that offers no programmatic access.
Read the solution — Systems with no APISupplier and customer portals
Procurement, accounts-payable and supply-chain teams whose data is spread across dozens of external portals.
Read the solution — Supplier and customer portalsReporting from behind a login
Analytics and data-platform teams whose sources are vendor dashboards rather than databases.
Read the solution — Reporting from behind a loginCompetitive and market data
Pricing, product-marketing and growth teams who need the public market as structured data.
Read the solution — Competitive and market dataOnboarding and migration data entry
Implementation, onboarding and professional-services teams who move customer data into systems by hand.
Read the solution — Onboarding and migration data entryWhen the site turns you away
Teams whose authorized automation is being turned away by bot defences on sites they are entitled to use.
Read the solution — When the site turns you awayHow to read one
Every page, the same five answers.
Solutions pages are written to be evaluated, not skimmed. They are the same shape every time so you can compare them against whatever else you are considering.
- 1The problem, in your wordsWhat the workflow costs today — the symptoms as they get said in the meeting, not as a feature gap.
- 2The mechanism that solves itWhich endpoints do the work and why they hold up. No metaphors standing in for machinery.
- 3The real callA request you can paste, with the response and the failure shapes the API actually returns.
- 4What it costsThe rate-card rows that solution spends, read from the same numbers GET /api/v1/pricing serves.
- 5What it does NOT doThe objection conceded before the claim, so the evaluation is short and the answer is trustworthy.
Under all of them
The same machinery, every time.
The solutions differ; the machinery does not. A compiled skill, a deterministic replay, and a checkpoint where a person decides.
Compile once, match forever
The first run of a flow compiles into a named skill; the semantic dispatch cache matches re-phrased requests to it, so repeats skip the planner model.
Read the mechanism — Compile once, match foreverReplay with no model in the loop
A compiled skill replays deterministically with parameters, secrets and the session bound per call — one flow covers every record and every login.
Read the mechanism — Replay with no model in the loopAuthorized, paused, recorded
Per-tenant keys and an encrypted vault, a pause for a human when a step needs one, and a durable recording of exactly what the browser did.
Read the mechanism — Authorized, paused, recordedNot sure this is your problem · If you already know you want browser automation and are checking whether ours does your job, the use-case pages are framed that way instead.
Point it at the screen that is blocking you.
Start free and run one goal against the system you cannot integrate with. Watch it live, keep the recording, and compile it if it works.