Our launch is live today 🚀 Feel free to check it out and drop a comment!
Hi PH friends 👋
Today we launched DeepvBrowser
It started from a simple frustration:
Voice assistants can hear us, but often fail to do real work.
Browsers are still built for clicking and typing, not for speaking.
So we asked: What if a browser could understand your intent and complete workflows directly from your words?
👉 With DeepvBrowser you can:
Say “Show me today’s top AI news and summarize the key points” → It fetches and summarizes.
This isn’t just “voice search” — it’s voice → action → workflow.
We’re curious:
💡 If your browser could execute your words as workflows, what’s the first thing you’d ask it to do?
Simplifies task decomposition and tool orchestration—define tools once and reuse across multiple browsing flows. Strong state management, invocation constraints, and observability, so we focus on user experience instead of glue code.
Provides accurate, multilingual speech-to-text so users can browse hands-free—dictate, search, and control instantly.
Robust even in noisy environments and with diverse accents, easy to deploy without building custom acoustic models.
Powers reasoning, search understanding, and page rewriting in our voice-first AI browser—fast, reliable, and easy to extend.
Clear documentation, consistent API design, and a unified ecosystem for reasoning, tool use, retrieval, and real-time voice, allowing us to iterate quickly with minimal context switching.
Provides a clean, secure protocol to plug external tools into the model—one standard, many capabilities.
Reduces coupling and maintenance overhead; adding or swapping tools rarely requires changes to app logic, enabling faster experimentation.
