Fellou is establishing a whole new standard for AI-powered browsers with its Deep Action technology, which can perform complex tasks automatically across different platforms.
The newly developed AI browser Fellou sets the standard in digital productivity by combining advanced AI capabilities with browser functionality. The platform uses deep search algorithms to search across 43 different public and private platforms in parallel – including LinkedIn, Reddit and academic databases. Unlike traditional search engines, Fellou can also access password-protected content, gaining access to exclusive industry reports and member forums.
At its heart is Deep Action Automation, which converts natural language commands into executable workflows. For example, if a user instructs: “Collect Q2 sales figures from the CRM and send a summary to the team by email”, Fellou automatically breaks this down into subtasks such as authentication, data extraction, analysis and communication.
Performance tests show that Fellou completes complex tasks 5.2 times faster than manual execution, reducing the required user input by 94%. In direct comparison with competitors such as Manus and OpenAI DeepResearch, Fellou takes on average just 3.7 minutes to complete tasks that take 11.5 to 18.6 minutes for other tools.
The data protection-oriented architecture is particularly noteworthy: all processing takes place locally unless cloud synchronization is explicitly activated. Login data is encrypted with AES-256 and the system relies on hardware-supported attestation for workflow integrity checks. Unlike conversational AI tools, Fellou retains its awareness of the environment across sessions – form entries are saved and authentication states are maintained during research projects lasting several hours.
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The most important facts about Fellou
- Parallel search on 43 platforms with access to password-protected content
- Automation system with 1,400 discrete operations for 78 major web platforms
- Local processing with strong data protection features and AES-256 encryption
- Eko framework enables natural language workflow programming
- Efficiency advantage of 5.2× compared to manual execution of tasks
- First passsuccess rate of 89% for complex workflows
Source: Fellou
