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

Browser Use vs. Skyvern vs. Firecrawl vs. Retriever AI

Playbooks

Browser Use vs. Skyvern vs. Firecrawl vs. Retriever AI

Compare browser agents for signed-in tasks, repeatable workflows, and web extraction. See setup choices, free access, and what each bill includes.

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Retriever AI: your browser, task data, and Free Mode

Product

Retriever AI: your browser, task data, and Free Mode

What changes between Chrome and Cloud, how sponsored content works, and where to read the full data terms.

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Why rtrvr reads the DOM instead of screenshots

Research

Why rtrvr reads the DOM instead of screenshots

How text-first page state changes browser-agent speed, context use, action precision, and failure modes.

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Why context quality decides scraping results

Research

Why context quality decides scraping results

A comparison of raw page volume and structured DOM context for extraction work that models can actually reason over.

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rtrvr v24: export Smart DOM Trees as Markdown

Product

rtrvr v24: export Smart DOM Trees as Markdown

Get a compact, readable representation of a page for downstream models and structured extraction.

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The rtrvr API: browser work from your product

Product

The rtrvr API: browser work from your product

Send a browser task, keep the sources and structured output, and connect the result to the workflow that needs it.

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WhatsApp's US Breakthrough & The Future of Enterprise AI Agents

Research

WhatsApp's US Breakthrough & The Future of Enterprise AI Agents

With WhatsApp's 39% surge among US iPhone users, enterprise automation is moving to mobile. Here's why rtrvr.ai built for this shift months ago.

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Use your browser as a remote MCP server

Playbooks

Use your browser as a remote MCP server

Expose browser actions to an MCP client while keeping the session and page state in the browser you control.

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Introducing rtrvr Cloud

Product

Introducing rtrvr Cloud

Run browser tasks away from your laptop, observe the session, and connect completed work to your product.

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PUT IT TO WORK

Run the idea on a real site.

Start with the sites open in Chrome. Move repeated or parallel work to Cloud. Talk to us when the agent belongs inside your product or team.