Aside

Aside

Aside · Productivity

Aside is an AI browser built to finish real tasks rather than quit halfway. It works across the websites and accounts you're already signed into, handling messages, payments, dashboards, and internal tools the way you would. The pitch is simple: instead of wiring up integrations for every service, the agent just uses the web directly. Aside ranked first on three browser agent benchmarks, and it keeps your browsing history as local memory so you don't repeat context on every run.

Interface preview of Aside

About Aside

What Is Aside

Aside is a desktop browser with an AI agent built into the core. It isn't a sidebar plugin bolted onto Chrome. You give it a task in plain language, and it drives your logged-in websites to complete it. That covers the messy work other agents tend to refuse: logging into a portal, filling a form, sending a message, or pushing a payment through a checkout.

The product is aimed at people who live in a browser all day and want the repetitive parts handled for them. Recruiters sift candidates for hours. Founders juggle dashboards. Support staff answer the same questions on repeat. They all fit the same mold.

The main limits are practical. Aside runs on your device, so your machine has to stay on while an agent works. Your computer can't sleep. It's also a new browser, which means the extension library you've built up elsewhere won't come with you. And since the agent touches real accounts, you'll want to review the approval rules before letting it run loose on anything sensitive.

Getting Started

  1. Download Aside from the official site and install it as your desktop browser.
  2. Sign in to the websites you want the agent to use, the same way you would in any browser.
  3. Open a task and describe what you need in plain language, such as "find the invoice from last week and forward it to accounting."
  4. Review the approval prompt when the agent reaches a sensitive step like a payment or a post.
  5. Check the memory panel afterward to see what Aside saved and edit anything that looks off.

Product Information

A quick look at Aside's pricing, supported platforms, and performance.

Free PlanYes
Paid Plans$0 - $20/mo
PlatformDesktop (Windows, macOS)
DeveloperAside
CategoryProductivity
Release DateJun 2025
Latest UpdatedSep 2025
Website Visits300.6K
Website Global Rank169.3K
API AvailabilityN/A

Best for

The users, tasks, and scenarios where this tool fits best.

Users

  • Recruiters
  • Operations and support staff
  • Founders and small teams

Tasks

  • Cross-account outreach
  • Research that spans many tabs
  • Payments and checkouts

Scenarios

  • Picking up yesterday's work
  • Running scheduled tasks
  • Handling company logins safely

Key features

A browser agent that finishes the job

Most AI browsers stall at the first sign of real work, usually a login screen or a payment form. Aside was built around the opposite goal. It works across your logged-in websites and accounts the way you do, so tasks like messages, payments, and internal tools don't end in an "I can't do this" message. According to Aside, it placed first on three browser agent benchmarks, ahead of OpenAI, Anthropic, and Browser Use entries.

Browsing history as memory

Aside turns your browsing history into memory, so you don't repeat context every run. It learns which sites you use for which work, and after each task it saves the details that matter, like people, companies, and decisions. No more re-explaining. When the agent gets stuck on a site, it remembers the path that worked and reuses it next time. The memory lives in plain markdown on your device, so you can read it, trace where it came from, and fix anything wrong.

Aside Vault for logins

AI agents tend to stop at the login screen and ask you to sign in again. Aside solves that with a password manager built for agents. Credentials get autofilled into websites rather than handed to the AI, so the agent can act without ever seeing your passwords. The vault uses hardware-backed end-to-end encryption with local protection, and it logs what the agent used, when, and why, which gives you a paper trail if you ever need to reconstruct a session.

Scoped access and audit logs

Giving an agent your whole account is a bad idea. Aside lets you grant access only to what each task needs, then shows you what it touched afterward. Which sites did it visit? Which credentials did it use, and why? Ask it anything. That record makes it easier to spot something that shouldn't have happened. For teams, admins control who can run agents, use shared profiles, and open vaults.

Human approval on sensitive steps

Sensitive actions like payments, posts, and messages get a gate. When the agent reaches one, it pauses and waits for your review before continuing. Not ideal if you want it fully hands-off. Still, it keeps a fast-moving agent from doing something you can't undo. Your call, every time. That's the point.

Works without integrations

Other agents lean on integrations, which means you're stuck until someone builds a connector for the exact tool your company happens to run on. Aside skips that layer. It drives websites and accounts directly, the same way a person would, so any site you can log into is fair game. The trade-off is that it lives in the browser rather than a neat API, so it depends on the page working the way it should.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Handles login-gated and payment tasks that trip up most other agents.
  • Memory turns your browsing history into usable context, cutting repeat explanations.
  • Vault keeps credentials away from the AI while still letting it sign in.
  • Scoped access and audit logs give you a clear record of what the agent did.
  • Fits teams, with shared profiles, seats, and central billing.

Cons

  • Runs on your device, so your computer has to stay on while an agent works.
  • Being a new browser means your existing extensions and bookmarks won't carry over.
  • Since the agent touches real accounts, you have to set approval rules carefully before letting it run.
  • Pricing beyond the free tier is thin on specifics, so teams will need to ask for a quote.

Frequently asked questions

Aside is an AI browser for getting real work done across your logged-in websites and accounts. You describe a task, and the agent handles the steps that usually stop other AI tools, such as signing in, filling forms, and completing payments.

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