Polar

Knowledge workers at companies of various sizes spend their days on repetitive browser-based tasks like market research, vendor comparisons, CRM updates, inventory checks, order tracking, and recruiting outreach. Customer quotes describe budgeting to hire one to three people just for inventory checks and order follow-ups, and deal sourcing and location research fragmenting a workday. This work requires logging into multiple sites and tools, cross-referencing information, and manual follow-through, which fragments focus and consumes time that could go toward higher-judgment decisions. Teams currently handle this by doing it manually or by hiring additional staff.

Polar is a Chromium-based AI browser that executes tasks described in plain language using the websites and accounts a user already has logged in. It can operate autonomously for extended periods, let users follow along or take over at any point, and work within existing sessions rather than requiring new integrations. Users can save prompts as recurring workflows that run hourly, daily, weekly, or on a custom schedule while carrying forward the same context, such as daily email summaries or recurring LinkedIn outreach. It can also be invoked from any browser tab to answer quick questions about the current page or hand off longer tasks without switching context. The company states it has guardrails to prevent the agent from independently taking high-risk actions and is SOC 2 Type II certified.