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Attach scanned PDFs and photos and ask about them, read on your Mac and searched first. The agent measured on 60 real tasks, with the numbers published. Screen sharing in calls.
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Beta 0.7.0
An agent that plans, acts and checks each step across tabs, and looks at the screen when a page is hard. Guardrails, page screening, video calls and saved runs. Its success on real sites is not measured yet.
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Beta 0.6.0
Run Tomato by voice, from any app, or say "Hey Tomato". A notch island, a tomato that reacts, your Gmail on the new tab, tables from any page, an agent that checks each step, and shortcuts you can change.
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Beta 0.5.0
Encrypted messages between Tomato users, with requests, verification codes and page cards. A built in ad and tracker blocker, off until you want it. Tabs that sleep to save memory, Low RAM mode, a menu bar tomato, and answer ratings.
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Beta 0.4.0
A knowledge base locked on your Mac, with a map you can drag and notes beside the page. Dashboards from a sentence, the agent on X and LinkedIn, Notion and GitHub, and anonymous performance reports if you want them.
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Beta 0.3.0
Compare your open tabs in one answer. A safety check on your Mac watches every agent step. Tasks in Reminders, free time found in your calendar, Claude and ChatGPT with your own key, Gmail and Keep, and Trends.
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Beta 0.2.0
A new look throughout. An assistant that runs a model on your Mac. Pages read aloud, dictation, an optional account with sync, passwords kept in your Keychain, Insights, an Intel build and a bookmarks pane.
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Beta 0.1.0
The first beta: a native Mac browser on Chromium, with tabs, one field for addresses and searches, history, bookmarks, downloads, incognito windows, developer tools, a phishing warning that checks on your Mac, crash recovery and signed updates.