Press record, do the task
Perform the workflow once in an isolated browser or a native Mac app. Every click, keystroke, and navigation becomes a reusable skill — automatically.
EARLY ACCESSWenos for macOS is here
Wenos is a native macOS workspace where you record a task — every click, keystroke, and page — and AI agents replay it autonomously, in their own isolated browsers, with their own logins.
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Every run leaves a receipt — live queues, previews, and approvals in one thread.
Talk to Wenos like a teammate. Voice and typed chat share one thread and one searchable memory — nothing you say vanishes into thin air.
No prompt engineering. No code. You show, it learns — and it keeps working when the page changes.
Perform the workflow once in an isolated browser or a native Mac app. Every click, keystroke, and navigation becomes a reusable skill — automatically.
Steps find controls by test hooks, IDs, aria-labels, and visible text — with CSS fallback paths. Skills survive re-renders, redesigns, and layout drift.
Runs detect consent walls, surprise modals, and 500s, then recover instead of failing. You get a receipt for every step, and an approval sheet before anything external.
Every recorded skill compiles down to twelve atomic step kinds. Simple enough to read, expressive enough to run your whole operation.
Pick a body from sixteen and give it a color. It blinks, looks around, and changes how it carries itself depending on what your agent is doing — so one glance tells you how the work is going.
Agents hand work to each other and report back — you just watch the thread.
Everything an agent needs to learn, run, and report — under one roof, on your Mac.
Real-time task queues, execution receipts, unified chat history, live picture-in-picture previews, and tool approval sheets.
Record, edit, and manage agents across the twelve atomic step kinds. Re-record a single step without touching the rest.
Connect TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and more. Warm-up, analytics sync, and autopilot posting — one isolated browser per account, proxy or normal.
Every recorded routine in one registry, each with its own toggle: manual-only, or autonomous background execution on a schedule.
~1,000 apps via Composio, plus custom OAuth-enabled MCP servers. Every connection scoped to the agent that owns it.
A searchable store of rules, learned behaviors, and conversations — where every single entry can be audited or purged.
One crew, wherever you are — working on your desk, reporting to your pocket.
Free while in early access · your data stays on your Mac
Autonomy you can actually trust, because the boundaries are explicit — not implied.
Outreach wants to run an external action. It will not proceed until you decide.
Connected through Composio or your own OAuth-enabled MCP servers — and anything without an API, your agents can simply use like a person would.
Start free, teach your first agent tonight. Scale when the crew earns it.
Teach your first agent. See it run while you watch.
More agents. More momentum. Built for daily autonomy.
Run a whole operation from one Mac. No duct tape.
Prices in USD — VAT, GST or sales tax is worked out at checkout. Cancel any time. Your data stays on your Mac.
The things people actually want to know before handing work to an agent.
You never write a prompt for the work itself. You press record and do the task once — every click, keystroke and page — and that becomes a skill the agent repeats on its own, inside a real browser signed into your accounts.
No. Record, stop, name it. Wenos compiles what you did into twelve readable step kinds, and if one step ages badly you re-record just that step instead of starting over.
Steps resolve controls by identity — test hooks, IDs, aria-labels, visible text, with CSS paths as a fallback — never by pixel position. Runs also recover on their own from consent walls, surprise modals and 500s instead of failing.
Each agent gets its own isolated WebKit session with its own cookies, so nothing leaks between agents. Anything that changes the outside world has to declare its server, operation and arguments, then wait for your approval.
Yes. The Socials floor gives every creator account its own browser — dedicated proxy or your normal connection — with warm-up, analytics sync and scheduled publishing.
No — the work happens on your machine, so it needs to be awake. Scheduled skills queue up and fire as soon as it wakes.
Around 1,000 through Composio, plus any OAuth-enabled MCP server you bring. Anything without an API, your agents can simply use the way a person would.
On your Mac. Rules, memories, receipts and conversations stay local, and every single entry can be audited or purged from Knowledge & Memory.
The next time you do that task could be the last time anyone has to. Record it once — Wenos takes the rest.
Your creator accounts, on autopilot.
Connect TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, or Snapchat. Every account gets its own browser, its own identity — and its own agent doing the work.
Dedicated proxy
The account gets its own IP. The route is tested before the browser opens — and the browser won't open if it fails.
Normal browser
Browses on your Mac's own connection, like Safari. No proxy asked for, none stored.
Every account opens its own browser.
Wenos spins up a separate browser per account — own profile, own cookies, own IP — and runs them side by side while you watch.