Strawberry’s version 1.0 is planned to begin the company’s expansion into EU markets, including Spain, according to a report published by La Razón on October 26, 2026. Strawberry’s product page lists desktop apps for macOS and Windows.
The browser predates the Spain expansion plan
General Catalyst says Strawberry launched a beta on Product Hunt in April 2025. Strawberry’s current product page offers desktop downloads for macOS and Windows.
What Strawberry’s browser agents can do
Strawberry says its companions can research across tabs, extract information, fill out forms, update records and draft messages. The company lists 93 native integrations, with 1,254 operations, and another 1,975 apps accessible through authorized accounts.
In the interview, Strawberry communications lead Laurits Wehding described using an agent named Fritz to build more than 100 integrations. He said Fritz managed developer accounts, generated code and coordinated tests with another agent before he submitted the changes.
How Strawberry’s agents work and what users can control
Strawberry’s permission settings let users choose “Ask every time,” “Always allow” or “Disable action” for supported app actions. Permanent permissions can apply across chats, and some reads or actions do not have an individual permission control.
Which data stays on the device
Strawberry says passwords, browsing history and cookies are stored locally on the device. Its chat documentation says messages, drafts and detailed chat data are encrypted before they are saved on Strawberry’s servers, and chat history is restored across signed-in clients.
