Simular Pro
The production-grade computer use agent
Simular Pro launched on August 10, 2025 with 364 votes, #78 of 8,530 launches that month and more than 99% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
In plain words
Simular Pro is a computer-use agent designed for macOS that automates complex desktop tasks by mimicking human interaction with the computer. It performs productivity work reliably at production scale, handling the kinds of workflows typically requiring manual effort. The tool is built for users who need to delegate repetitive or complex desktop operations to an AI system.
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Simular Pro is a production-grade, macOS-only computer-use agent that reliably automates complex desktop tasks—just like a human.
Meet Sai: an AI coworker that executes tasks on a secure digital workspace. Sai uses apps, websites, desktop tools and GUIs like a human teammate.
Sai operates the computer like you — except it never rests. Give it your most dreadful, repetitive tasks. Free yourself from digital labor. No complicated API hooks. Link your favorite apps in seconds. No complicated API hooks. Link your favorite apps in seconds. Teach Sai once, and it reruns on a schedule, getting more reliable and cost-efficient over time. Nothing in the blackbox. Sit back, approve, and enjoy full transparency. Sai continues to work with your laptop closed. Control it via iMessage and Telegram. The computer-use agent (CUA) reasons and acts inside real interfaces, clicking and typing through browsers and desktop apps exactly like you would, but tirelessly. Every run gets…from sai.work
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