Browser automation for the agentic web
A hosted Playwright API that returns accessibility trees instead of screenshots. MCP-native. Zero infrastructure.
Screenshot → Vision model
114,000
tokens per page
A11y tree → LLM
26,000
tokens per page
↓ 77% fewer tokens. Same information.
const session = await rove.session();
await session.navigate('https://example.com');
const tree = await session.getA11yTree();
console.log(tree.estimated_tokens); // 26,000
await session.close();Screenshots are expensive. Accessibility trees aren't.
Stop managing headless browsers
Fly.io hosts the browser fleet. A warm pool keeps contexts pre-launched. You call the API and get structured output.
< 100ms
warm context allocation
Your AI agent already knows how to use Rove
The MCP server makes Rove a native capability in Claude, Cursor, and VS Code. No integration code required.
0
lines of integration code
Debug what your agents did
Every session can be recorded as a .webm video. Stored for 7 days, retrievable via signed URL. See exactly what happened.
7 days
artifact retention
What developers build with Rove
Agent web research
Extract structured content for RAG pipelines without bloating context.
Automated form filling
Complete multi-step workflows without managing session state.
Visual regression testing
Verify UI state after deploys without screenshot token overhead.
Competitive monitoring
Track changes across competitor pages at ~4,000 tokens per check.
E-commerce data extraction
Scope to product subtrees with root selectors — 270k chars becomes 4k.
Dashboard automation
Navigate authenticated apps with persistent session cookies.
What developers are saying
“Token delta between screenshots and text is massive. Vision models often hallucinate positions on complex layouts anyway. Accessibility trees are better for navigation. A typical page might be 93,000 tokens in markdown — with structured extraction to pull just the core content, that same page drops to about 4,000 tokens. Moving to structured JSON saves about 94% on token costs.”
“Yeah I ran into same issue with screenshots — token usage just explodes and kills the whole flow. Switching to accessibility tree made big difference, way more structured and predictable for multi step agents.”
“The orient-then-drill pattern is the right one... same core conviction: agents shouldn't pay for context they don't need. Interesting to see a hosted take on it.”
Simple, transparent pricing
1 credit = 1 action. A complete agent workflow (navigate, get tree, interact, extract, close) typically costs 4–5 credits.
100 free credits = 20+ full workflows.
Pay as you go
From $10
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- Top up anytime
- Credits never expire
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