summertime

An assistant that does your computer work for you.

Email, calendars, forms, bookings, research — summertime works in its own browser, signed in as you, on screen next to your chat. You ask; it does; you watch.

A week free to start. Cancel any time.

summertime finding the cheapest nonstop flight — the chat with the answer on the left, its own browser on Google Flights on the right

A real run, unstaged: asked once, answered in one pass, every step visible in its browser.

85 unedited seconds — the same ask, from typed to answered, every step on screen.

The part your automations can’t reach.

Automation tools connect APIs. That works until the job needs what you’d need: a login, a browser, a form, a button. Ask them to book the room, pull the invoice, or renew the thing, and you get the same honest answer —

“Most actions performed by AI Agents are back-end automation (server to server). Whereas what you’ve described is front-end automation (via the browser).”
— a Zapier-certified expert, closing a thread that asked for exactly this

summertime is the front end. It has its own browser, it’s signed in as you, and it does the work the way you would — so anything you can do on the web, you can hand off.

Already signed in

Bring your logins over once. It keeps them — no reconnecting, no API keys, no “integration not supported.”

You watch it work

Its browser sits next to your chat. Every click is visible, and you can take over at any moment.

It asks before it matters

Sending, buying, deleting — anything that counts is shown to you first. Reading never needs your babysitting.