Fully automated
You say it once. Falef does the clicking.
It searches, opens pages, scrolls, reads and compares inside its own private browser. You don't copy, paste or juggle tabs.
Fully Automated Live Explained Finished
Tell Falef what you need from the web.
Watch it get done.
Falef is an AI agent with its own private browser. It works through your task while you watch, explains every move in plain words, and finishes with a real answer and screenshots to back it up.
7 of 10 free places left
The first 10 sign-ups get their first task free, up to 40 hops, no card needed. Pause or stop any time.
Four promises in every errand
That is where the name comes from.
Live
Watch it work, and stay in charge.
Every move shows up as it happens. Pause to think, resume, or stop the moment it heads the wrong way.
Explained
Plain words, never logs.
“Opening kayak.com.” “Clicking ‘Search’.” You always know what it is doing, with no technical knowledge needed.
Finished
A real answer, with proof.
Every errand ends with the answer in the chat and screenshots of the pages it read, so you can check it in seconds.
See an errand before you send one
Pick a task. This is what you would see: hops appearing live, controls you can use, and an answer with proof at the end.
Example
Hub A · pricing page
Hub B · pricing page
Lagos · forecast
Nairobi · forecast
news.ycombinator.com
Discussion page
Find three coworking spaces in Accra with day passes and list their prices
Finished
Live
- Searching for “coworking spaces in Accra day pass”
- Opening Hub A's pricing page
- Reading the day-pass price
- Opening Hub B's pricing page
- Reading the day-pass price
- Opening Hub C's pricing page
- Reading the day-pass price
- Putting the three side by side
Here are three spaces with day passes. Hub B is the cheapest.
- Hub A: GH₵ 120 a day
- Hub B: GH₵ 95 a day, coffee included
- Hub C: GH₵ 150 a day, open 24 hours
Prices are as shown on each space's own pricing page.
Stopped. Tell me what you'd like to do next.
Look up today's weather in Lagos and Nairobi
Finished
Live
- Searching for “weather in Lagos today”
- Opening the forecast page
- Reading today's forecast for Lagos
- Searching for “weather in Nairobi today”
- Reading today's forecast for Nairobi
- Lagos: hot and humid, around 31°C, with showers likely this evening.
- Nairobi: mild and partly cloudy, around 22°C, mostly dry.
Stopped. Tell me what you'd like to do next.
Find the top story on Hacker News and summarize the discussion
Finished
Live
- Opening news.ycombinator.com
- Clicking the comments on the top story
- Reading the discussion
- Reading the replies to the top comment
- Pulling out the main points
What people are saying about the top story:
- Most commenters agree it solves a real problem.
- Several worry about the cost once it grows.
- A few point to a free, open-source alternative.
Stopped. Tell me what you'd like to do next.
Example errand, sped up. The sites, prices and answers are made up to show the format. Real errands read real pages and keep real screenshots.
What Falef is great at
Web chores that mean opening ten tabs and copying things into a note. Describe the result you want, in your own words.
Compare options
“Compare the three best-reviewed noise-cancelling headphones and list their prices.”
You get: a side-by-side answer, and screenshots of the pages it used.
Look things up
“Look up today's weather in Lagos and Nairobi.”
You get: the answer from live pages, not from memory.
Check availability
“Check whether these three shops have the blue backpack in stock, and what it costs.”
You get: a yes or no for each shop, with the price.
Collect a list
“List the events happening in Accra this weekend, with times and ticket prices.”
You get: a tidy list you can copy straight out of the chat.
Read it for you
“Read the comments on this thread and tell me what people recommend.”
You get: the main points in a few lines. Paste the link and say what you want.
Build a shortlist
“Find three coworking spaces in Accra with day passes and list their prices.”
You get: three options with prices, so you can decide.
How it works
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Describe it
Type it, or tap the mic and say it. Write it the way you would tell a person.
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Watch it work
Hops appear in plain language as they happen. Pause, resume or stop whenever you like.
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Check the answer
You get the answer and screenshots of the pages behind it. Ask a follow-up right away and it picks up from the page it was on.
Straight about what it can't do
- It won't log in to your accounts, type passwords or pay for anything.
- Some sites block automated browsers, and Falef can misread a page. That is why every answer comes with screenshots you can check.
- Each task gets its own fresh private browser. Screenshots are visible only to you and deleted after 7 days.
Start free, then pay per errand
The first 10 sign-ups get their first task free, up to 40 hops, no card needed. 7 of 10 places left. After that, packs start at $9 for 2 errands. No subscription and no automatic renewal.
See pricingQuestions
What counts as an errand?
One message you send Falef. A task, which is one chat, can hold as many errands as you like, and each errand takes up to 40 hops so nothing goes on forever.
What's a hop?
One move Falef makes, such as opening a page, clicking a button or reading what is on screen. You see each hop as it happens.
How long does an errand take?
Usually a few minutes. It is a real browser doing real clicks, so it isn't instant. Watch it live, or come back to the finished answer.
What if an errand fails?
If it fails before Falef has done anything, the errand goes back to your balance. If it can't finish, it tells you so.
Can it use my accounts or buy things?
No. It won't log in, type passwords or pay.
Who is behind Falef?
Falef is a Startup Map Hub product.
Give it one task and see how it feels.
Start your first task free7 of 10 free places left
The first 10 sign-ups get their first task free, up to 40 hops, no card needed. Pause or stop any time.