Simular

AI agent that navigates your computer to complete tasks for you

Simular is a Palo Alto-based AI computer use agent that can autonomously navigate desktop and web interfaces — clicking, filling forms, reading screens, and executing multi-step workflows — on behalf of a user, rather than requiring a human to manually perform each step. It targets the broad category of computer-based knowledge work that involves navigating GUIs, web applications, and desktop software to complete tasks that currently require a human operator at every step. The company addresses the “last mile” of enterprise automation: workflows that are too interface-dependent to automate with traditional scripts or APIs. Detailed public product documentation is more limited than some more established entrants in this space.

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Key Features

Desktop and web navigation: Autonomously navigates graphical interfaces — web browsers, desktop applications, and web forms — to complete tasks without requiring APIs or pre-built integrations.
Multi-step task execution: Executes complex workflows involving multiple sequential actions across different applications, not just single-screen tasks.
Natural language task instruction: Users describe what they want done in plain language; the agent determines and executes the steps needed.
Multi-model AI foundation: Uses multiple AI models to handle different types of interface reasoning and task execution.
Human-in-the-loop controls: Maintains human oversight for sensitive or high-stakes actions within automated workflows.

Use Cases

For automating GUI-dependent workflows: A team automates a multi-step data entry or reporting process that requires navigating several web applications, eliminating hours of manual work without requiring API integration.
For workflows that resist traditional automation: An operations team uses Simular to handle tasks in tools that don’t have developer-friendly APIs, extending automation to previously manual-only processes.