The browser agent
How Aydria does things for you on the web: search, compare, fill forms, book what costs nothing. It never pays and always stops at checkout.
Some of what you ask is online: "Book padel tonight around 8", or "Find a gift for Mum by Saturday". Aydria uses a browser agent for that.
How it runs
Each task gets a fresh, throwaway browser on a server. It shares no cookies with anything else and is closed afterwards. A task takes at most 5 minutes.
What it may do
Search, compare, fill in forms, book things that cost nothing, add things to a cart and fill in delivery details from your profile.
What it never does
- It never enters card details.
- It never logs in to a personal account with a password.
- It never accepts terms that cost money, such as a subscription, a deposit or a no-show fee.
- It never presses a final pay button.
These rules are checked in code on every single action, so they hold whatever the plan says. When something costs money, the agent stops at the checkout and sends you the link or a payment request. You pay yourself.
When a site blocks it
If a site shows a captcha or a "are you a robot" wall, Aydria does not try to get past it. It offers to make a short call instead, or gives you the two best options it found, with links.
Seeing what it did
Every run keeps a step log with a screenshot for each step. You can see it, and screenshots are deleted after 14 days. They can show things like your delivery address, because that is what the page showed.
What it costs
An online action is 20 credits. On Free you get 3 runs a month. The other plans have no monthly cap, but a fair-use limit of 20 online actions a day. Free bookings ask for your Yes unless you switch on Online bookings that cost nothing in Settings → Assistant. If a run fails, the credits come back.