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What we ship, how it performs,
and practical ways to put rtrvr to work.


Product
rtrvr v27: watch and take over a Cloud browser
Observe a remote run as it happens, step in when judgment is needed, and return control to the agent.
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Playbooks
Retriever AI, Chat4Data, Thunderbit, Browse AI, or Bardeen?
Start with the job: collect a table, monitor a page, research prospects, or fill a form.
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Playbooks
Retriever AI vs. Apify: collect a list or run an Actor?
Compare a free browser agent with Apify's Actor marketplace. Start with the source, the output, and how often you need it.
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Playbooks
Retriever AI vs. Clay: browser research or data enrichment?
Compare website research, contact-data providers, and repeatable prospecting workflows. See where each tool fits and what costs extra.
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Playbooks
Retriever AI vs. Claude in Chrome: which fits your work?
Two agents for signed-in sites. Compare free access, setup, and the next step after a browser task.
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Playbooks
Retriever AI vs. Browserbase: choose how you want to build
Try an agent in your existing Chrome, or build with hosted browsers and managed agents. Compare setup, session access, and billing.
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Product
Watch and take over a Cloud browser session
Open a live run, intervene when judgment is needed, and keep the agent's execution state intact.
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Playbooks
Schedule a site check and keep the result moving
Run a browser task on a cadence, compare what changed, and send the useful result to the next system.
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Playbooks
Retriever AI vs. Comet: keep your browser or switch?
Compare a browser extension with a browser built around Perplexity, then test the job you actually repeat.
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