An AI browser agent that runs your web errands and leaves the keys with you

Bumblebee handles errands on sites it has no direct connection to. That covers downloading statements and invoices from portals, checking a flight or a parcel, filling in long forms, and booking something up to the point of payment. It can also unsubscribe you from a newsletter that only lets you leave on its own website.

Where a direct connection exists, such as your Gmail or Google Calendar, it uses that, because a connection is faster and more reliable than clicking through pages.

No. When a site asks you to sign in, you get a secure sign-in form, and what you type goes straight into the page. The assistant never sees or types your password, and the same goes for verification codes and card numbers.

You can choose to have a sign-in remembered. It is kept sealed, and each time it is used you confirm with a tap.

Yes. Tap Watch on the task card to see the live screen while it works. Tap Take over and the controls are yours while it waits, and when you're done you hand them back and it carries on from there.

The Computer section in the app lists what is open now, recent errands, the sites it stays signed in to, and your saved sign-ins. You can clear a session or remove a saved sign-in there.

It won't do either. By default, before anything is submitted, you get a card showing exactly what will be sent and where, and the approval covers only that request. If the page changes where the form would go, the approval no longer runs.

Payments are always yours. It fills in the booking, then tells you everything is ready and hands you the controls to pay.

Each download is checked before it is kept: that it is the kind of file it claims to be, that it carries no macros, and a virus scan. Files that pass are put in your Library, in the collection you asked for. Files that fail are not kept.