Give it the outcome.
It does the work — with receipts.
It works your own logged-in browser: applications, outreach, research. Every result proven. No proof, no “done”.
Early access · runs in your session · cost shown before you launch · unfinished work is never counted as done
What a finished mission looks like — counted, and evidenced.
- ✔ Apply to 40 graduate roles with confirmations
- ✔ Compile 1,000 verified CFO contacts
- ✔ Send 200 personalised outreach emails, zero duplicates
- ✔ Chase 32 overdue invoices from your inbox
- ✔ Shortlist 50 suppliers with evidence per row
- ✔ Research 20 competitors into one sourced report
- ✔ Take the cheapest direct flight to checkout — you approve the payment
- ✔ Fill 15 tender forms from your saved company details
Most agents claim they did it. Laspoh shows you the receipt.
One of these is a claim. The other is a receipt.
| What you get | Cloud agentsagent modes & VMs | Credit agentspay-per-burn | Auto-apply botsvolume blasters | AI browsersComet, Polar — their Chromium | Laspoh |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A new browser to install? | ✕ runs in their cloud | — | — | ✔ theirs, and it works best as your main one | ✕ the Chrome you have |
| Works in your logged-in accounts | ✕ their cloud, not your sessions | ✕ | partial | ✔ once you move your life in | ✔ your own Chrome |
| Proof for every result | ✕ narrated | ✕ narrated | ✕ | ✕ narrated, self-graded | ✔ independently verified |
| Cost known before you press go | — | ✕ credits burn, then you learn | — | ✕ “longer tasks use more” | ✔ estimate shown up front |
| Counted as done without proof? | ✔ grades its own work | ✔ | ✔ counted as sent | ✔ grades its own work | ✕ short runs reported short |
| Account-safe pace | — | — | ✕ robot velocity gets flagged | — hours unattended is the pitch | ✔ human-paced, supervised |
Point it at an outcome. It works the browser until there’s proof.
Three kinds of work people pay to stop doing. Each ends in a receipt.
Apply to roles
Fills the whole form in one pass. Done means a real confirmation.
Run your sequence
Sends from your own inbox. Logs every send; never double-sends.
Compile verified data
Pulls your logged-in sources into a clean sheet, row by confirmed row.
Say it the way you’d say it to a person. Get it back counted.
Eight asks, written the way they actually work — and what the receipt says at the end, including when it ends short.
“Check these 20 suppliers are still trading and their filings are current — skip any we audited this year — and give me the source for each one.”
“Check each of these 50 records against a second source — only flag the ones that don’t match, with the proof for each.”
“Read these roles against my CV, tell me honestly which I’m not competitive for and quote the requirement I miss — then apply only to the 5 I pass.”
“Send my intro note to these 12 contacts from my own inbox — skip anyone we’ve already messaged — and log every send.”
“Compile the top 20 competitors into a spreadsheet with pricing and headcount — exclude agencies — and estimate the market size, showing the formula.”
“Find 3 direct flights to Lisbon next month under £150 — no overnight layovers — take the best one to checkout and stop at payment for my approval.”
“Register me for these 4 services using my saved details — skip any that ask for documents I haven’t uploaded — and give me each confirmation number.”
“Research these 5 vendors — exclude resellers — and produce a one-page report and a slide deck, with screenshots of each pricing page.”
Pick a mission. Watch the loop. Read the receipt.
One of these finishes short. That’s the point — you get the true number, not a green tick over nothing.
The same four steps, on every result.
The same loop, every time, until there’s evidence.
Observe
Reads the live page — the real DOM and screen, not a guess about what should be there.
Decide
Chooses the next action against your objective, and skips what it already finished.
Act
Operates the controls — fills a whole form in one pass, clicks, navigates.
Prove
Confirms the result independently. No proof, no “done.” The receipt is the deliverable.
Closed while we get the meter right.
Open downloads are paused. Everyone who installed the early build has been running on our managed model with the billing switched off — our mistake, not theirs, and not something we’ll fix by quietly charging people who never agreed to pay. Leave your email and you’ll be first in when it reopens. Can’t wait? The concierge pilot is open now — we run the mission, you get the verified result.
Chrome & Edge on desktop · cost shown before every mission · unfinished work is never counted as done
Leave your email and we’ll tell you the moment it reopens — waitlist first, then the Chrome Web Store.
Start free today. Cost up front, receipt after.
First missions on us. Top up when you want more — you see the cost before it starts, and what was actually verified when it ends.
Trial
Install, sign in with Google, state an outcome. No card, no API key, no setup — your first missions run on our managed model, receipts included.
- ✔ Nothing to configure — sign in and state an outcome
- ✔ Every result verified, or honestly failed
- ✔ Nothing upgrades unless you top up
Starter
Prepaid credit on our managed model. Applications, outreach, research — you always see what the verifier could and could not confirm.
- ✔ Prepaid credit — never a surprise bill
- ✔ Told what was verified, not what was attempted
- ✔ Top up in-app when you need more
Pro
Bring your own model key and run missions on it — your data, your key, your provider bill. Unlocked for life once your top-ups reach $99; nothing expires.
- ✔ Bring-your-own key — any supported provider
- ✔ Your credits keep working alongside it
- ✔ Unlocks automatically — no separate purchase
The things you’d ask before trusting an agent with your login.
Do you store my passwords?
No. Laspoh works the browser session you are already signed into. Your credentials never leave your machine.
What happens when it can’t finish?
You get the honest number — “6 of 10” — with the reason for each one it couldn’t do. You are billed for the compute the mission actually used, which you saw estimated before it started; what you are never given is a success it cannot evidence.
How is this different from a chatbot?
A chatbot reads the public web and writes you prose. Laspoh operates your authenticated sessions, finishes the mission, and proves each result.
Do I have to switch browsers?
No. The new wave of AI browsers ask you to download their browser and move your life into it. Laspoh is an extension in the Chrome or Edge you already use — your tabs, your logins, your history stay exactly where they are.
Will my accounts get flagged?
Laspoh works at human pace in your own session — no robot-velocity blasting, no server farms logging in as you from a strange IP. You watch every step live. In Supervised mode, anything irreversible waits for your approval; in Autopilot, payments and publishing still do. That is also why it will never be the fastest bulk tool: account safety is the constraint we chose.
How does “independently verified” actually work?
Laspoh never grades its own work. A separate verifier reads the evidence — confirmation pages, reference numbers, saved records — and only what it can confirm is counted. When it can’t confirm something, you see that too: “submitted, verification pending” is a state we show, not a success we round up.
What powers it?
A managed frontier model on our key — nothing for you to configure, and the cost of every mission is estimated before it runs. On Pro you can bring your own model key and pay your provider directly instead.
Where are your benchmark numbers?
We don’t have one we’d show you yet. When we publish a score, it will be a public benchmark run released with the harness, the logs, and a receipt for every task — the same standard we hold missions to. A chart where the vendor grades its own homework is the thing this product was built to replace, so we won’t ship one.
Can it run on a schedule?
Not yet. One mission is one run — there’s no scheduler, so nothing re-runs tomorrow unless you launch it. AI browsers do offer scheduled workflows, and if recurring automation is what you need today, they’re the better tool for that. What a Laspoh run gives you that a schedule doesn’t is the ending: a verified count and a receipt, not a recurring narration.
Bring one outcome. Get it back with receipts.
First missions free. Or have us run it for you — the first 100 results are free either way.