qomplement
The first desktop AI agent that uses any app
qomplement launched on May 3, 2025 with 77 votes, #564 of 7,905 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
qomplement is the AI agent that controls your personal computer. It opens apps, clicks buttons, types, and navigates — just like a human would. Just tell it what you need, and qomplement gets it done across any desktop software.
qomplement is the agentic ERP that cuts 95% of manual work and handles 100x more transactions with the same headcount.
qomplement is the Agentic ERP that multiplies what your operations can do. Cut 95% of manual work. Scale without adding headcount. qomplement is the Agentic ERP that multiplies what your operations can do. Cut 95% of manual work. Scale without adding headcount. Most ERPs were built for humans to operate manually. qomplement is built for AI agents that do the work for them. Inventory Management, Warehouse Management, and Freight & Fulfillment cover the end-to-end movement and tracking of physical goods. Demand Planning, Production Planning, and Reporting & Analytics give you the forward-looking visibility and intelligence to make better decisions, faster. Procurement, Finance & Accounting,…from qomplement.com
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