# Simular

> Computer-use agent that operates your Mac or PC and cloud computers to handle repetitive on-screen tasks

Source: https://dontaskagain.com/simular
Website: https://www.simular.ai/?utm_source=dontaskagain
Categories: [Computer use](https://dontaskagain.com/categories/computer-use.md), [Personal assistants](https://dontaskagain.com/categories/personal-assistants.md)
Listed: 2026-10-24
Updated: 2026-10-24

Simular builds computer-use agents that work on real desktops the way a person does. Its main product, Sai, takes on repetitive screen work by clicking, typing and moving between your apps, on your own device or on autonomous computers in the cloud.

**Key features:**

- Sai works with the apps you already use, with no setup.
- Tasks keep running on cloud computers after you close your laptop.
- Neurosymbolic approach that pairs neural models with deterministic logic for long, multi-step tasks.
- Recurring tasks become cheaper and more reliable over time.
- Simular API that gives developers' own agents an autonomous computer.
- Agent S, an open-source computer-use agent framework on GitHub.

Sai is downloaded as a desktop app for individuals, and Simular for Business serves organizations with high volumes of repetitive computer work through sales. Developers can get an API key or use Agent S from GitHub. The sources do not list prices.

## More computer use agents

- [Manus](https://dontaskagain.com/manus.md): General-purpose agent that turns a prompt into finished slides, websites, research, designs, videos and more
- [ChatGPT agent](https://dontaskagain.com/chatgpt-agent.md): ChatGPT's agent mode, which browses websites, fills forms, runs code and completes multi-step tasks on its own computer
- [Bytebot](https://dontaskagain.com/bytebot.md): Open-source desktop agent that gets its own Linux computer and completes tasks by clicking, typing and using apps
- [Cua](https://dontaskagain.com/cua.md): Shared virtual desktops where you and computer-use agents like Claude Code or Codex work side by side