What Astarii is
An Astari is a worker you set up once. It signs in as you, does a job in a real browser, and reports back. This is the manual.
Start with your platform
Setup differs by platform. Everything after that — what an Astari is, how schedules work, what counts against your usage — is the same everywhere.
The idea in one minute
You give an Astari a job in plain English — apply to one credit operations role a day, reply to five posts in my niche. It opens a real browser, signs in with an identity you saved, does the work, and writes down what it did so the next run doesn't repeat it.
Runs happen in the cloud by default, so they work with your computer off. If you'd rather they use your own browser and IP, turn on smart routing.
An Astari only does the job you wrote. It won't buy things, send messages, or post content unless that is the job you gave it.
How it works
| Your first Astari | Create one, run it, read the result. |
| Identities & sign-ins | How an Astari signs in as you, and where those credentials live. |
| Scheduling | Daily, several times a day, every few hours, or specific weekdays. |
| Smart routing | Run cloud jobs in your own browser when it happens to be open. |
| Connections & blocks | What Astarii does when a site blocks automated browsers. |
| Usage & limits | What counts as a run, and what your plan includes. |
| API | Drive Astarii from your own code or an AI assistant. |
Something not working?
Every run is recorded with a full transcript — open it from Activity and you can see each step the agent took and where it stopped. If that doesn't explain it, mail hello@astarii.ai with the run link.