The embedded web agent that Appears
Rover starts as a branded presence pill, opens into a centered stage, and runs a live focus stream that humans and AI agents can share. Configure it in Workspace, preview it on a live site, then ship it with one line.
<script src="https://rover.rtrvr.ai/embed.js" async></script>Chat shells are over. Rover runs the page.
Your users don't want a sidebar that talks at them. They want an interface that can move, focus, and finish the task with them.
What your users can do
Every use case runs in the live DOM. No staging. No screenshots.
Walk users through your real UI — not a video, not a tooltip chain. Rover clicks the actual buttons.
- Guided setup in the real UI
- Feature discovery in context
- Fewer drop-offs before value
Why nothing else can do this
Rover sits between “talk-only” chatbots and slow screenshot agents. It works anywhere there's a DOM.
- ✕ Can't act
- ✕ Stale knowledge
- ✕ Scope leaks
- ✕ Maintenance
- ✕ Slow per action
- ✕ Pixel guessing
- ✕ Remote VM
- ✕ Hard to embed
- ✓ Sub-second
- ✓ First-party
- ✓ DOM-native precision
- ✓ Zero maintenance
Preview first. Go live with one line.
Start in Workspace for the real site config, prove Rover on a live site with the right path, then copy the production snippet when the demo lands.
<script src="https://rover.rtrvr.ai/embed.js" async></script>The missing analytics layer for AI agents.
The first observability layer purpose-built for AI agents on web interfaces — websites, extensions, Electron apps, internal tools. No extra setup.
Start in Workspace. Prove it live when you need to.
Configure the site, keys, shortcuts, and guardrails in Workspace first. Use Hosted Preview when you want Rover-managed demos, or Try on Other Sites when you want Helper, Console, or Bookmarklet output from your own config.
