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What we ship, how it performs,
and practical ways to put rtrvr to work.
Product
rtrvr v27: watch and take over a Cloud browser
Observe a remote run as it happens, step in when judgment is needed, and return control to the agent.
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Playbooks
Choosing a Chrome automation extension
A job-by-job comparison of rtrvr, Chat4Data, Thunderbit, Browse AI, and Bardeen.
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rtrvr vs. Apify: agent work or scraping infrastructure?
Choose between outcome-led browser work and a broad scraping platform based on the job your team needs finished.
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rtrvr vs. Clay: live site research or enrichment tables?
Where each product fits when the source is the live site, the output is a usable record, and a person must review the result.
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rtrvr vs. Claude for Chrome: which browser jobs fit each?
A practical comparison for repeated browser work, one-off assistance, structured output, and signed-in tasks.
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rtrvr vs. Browserbase: agent or browser infrastructure?
The difference between asking for a finished browser job and assembling the infrastructure that runs one.
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Product
Watch and take over a Cloud browser session
Open a live run, intervene when judgment is needed, and keep the agent's execution state intact.
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Playbooks
Schedule a site check and keep the result moving
Run a browser task on a cadence, compare what changed, and send the useful result to the next system.
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rtrvr vs. Comet: automation beyond the demo
What matters after a polished browser demo: repeatability, structured results, authenticated work, and control.
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