Simular

Simular is an autonomous computer company whose flagship product, Sai, is presented as your first robosecretary: a computer use agent that does screen work for you instead of advising you about it. Founded by ex DeepMind scientists, the company says it is dedicated to making machine intelligence accessible to everyone. Its focus on carrying out a person's own computer tasks is why Simular belongs with personal AI agents. The technical bet behind Sai is neurosymbolic AI. Simular argues that neural models alone approximate patterns, which leads to hallucinations and fragile multi step execution, so it binds flexible neural models to deterministic symbolic logic for long horizon reasoning and cost efficiency, aiming to turn probabilistic guessing into reliable, verifiable autonomous behavior. Its research output includes Agent S, its computer use agent framework, which the homepage notes won an ICLR Best Paper award at the Agentic AI for Science workshop at ICLR 2025, and to a number one position on OSWorld, the benchmark for agents using real computers. In day to day terms, Sai runs autonomous computers to offload the endless screen tasks that quietly devour your day. It is pitched as accessible, reliable, and devoted to you, with zero setup: Sai starts using your favorite apps right away. It runs on your own device and on autonomous computers in the cloud, so you can close your laptop while work continues, and the homepage says recurring tasks get more reliable and affordable over time. The Additional Details summary on the site describes Sai as a self operating computer whose agent reasons and acts inside graphical user interfaces to complete real world workflows across desktop applications and browsers, with human approvals before critical actions. Simular serves two audiences. For individuals, Sai targets multitaskers buried in endless screen work. For organizations with high volumes of repetitive computer tasks, the same technology is offered as Simular for Business, and developers can use the Simular API, an autonomous computer API the homepage credits with 90 percent token saving. Simular suits people who want a personal agent to operate the computer itself, across the apps they already use, under their approval.

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