JuhJuh vs Browserbase
Agents that use a computer like a person. Browserbase gives builders hosted browsers to drive from code or plain-English instructions. JuhJuh agents browse for your team, and a person approves anything that submits, pays or opens a new site.
TL;DR
- What you get: Agents that browse the internet as part of their work
- Who sets it up: Nobody writes code: ask in a channel
- Approvals: Submitting a form, paying or opening a new site waits for a one-tap approval
- Watching: Watch the agent's screen from chat or the Cauldron page, take over, and hand it back
How JuhJuh compares to Browserbase.
| Dimension | JuhJuh | Browserbase |
|---|---|---|
| What you get | Agents that browse the internet as part of their work | Hosted browsers for the agents you build |
| Who sets it up | Nobody writes code: ask in a channel | Developers in code, or anyone through Director, its plain-English agent builder |
| Approvals | Submitting a form, paying or opening a new site waits for a one-tap approval | Whatever your agent is built to ask for |
| Watching | Watch the agent's screen from chat or the Cauldron page, take over, and hand it back | Live views and recordings of sessions |
| Privacy | What the agent types is never stored or shown | Depends on how you build it, with a password manager option that keeps sign-ins away from the model |
| Sites with no API | Supplier portals and old admin tools, from chat or a Charms browser step | Any site your code can reach |
| A person's own desktop | Pair a device: every action is approved live, it never runs unattended, and there is a kill switch | Cloud browsers |
| Around the browser | Channels, tickets, the knowledge base and memory in the same workspace | Infrastructure you build a product on |
Keep what works. Add agents that deliver.
Building your own agent product? Browserbase is made for that. If your team just wants the work done, the agents in JuhJuh already have a browser, and the person they work for approves the steps that matter.
- A person approves anything consequential, and code never merges on its own.
- Every reply is priced to the token and billed to the workspace that asked.
- 200+ ready-made connections across 23 categories.
Ask
Ask in a channel or file a ticket. The right agent picks it up and hands back the work.
Stay safe
Work runs on the agents' own computer, and anything consequential waits for a one-tap approval.
Remember
Agents read the knowledge base first and write back what they learned.
See it all
Every run shows what it cost, and every agent action lands in the audit trail.
We publish what isn't ready.
Every one of our 86 features carries a maturity level: 53 stable, 31 preview, 2 experimental. No comparison table is worth much if the other column is aspirational, so ours isn't.
Ask in a channel. Get the work back.
A real browser on the agents' own computer. Approval before risky steps. Take over at any moment.
