Prioritize your inbox. Build your marketing dashboard. Personalize your outreach.
Works in your browser, on the sites you’re already signed into.
The everyday work that fills your tabs. Hand it over with a message.
Ask your AI personal assistant for a morning brief. It groups related emails, summarizes each topic, and puts the messages that need your attention first.
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Actionbook brings Google Ads, GA4, and PostHog data into one dashboard, with key trends and opportunities to improve.
Give your agent a list of prospects. It reviews their LinkedIn profiles, prepares personalized connection requests, and sends them once you approve.
Describe the task in your own words. Add a page, a sheet, or a little context to get started.
Actionbook opens pages, reads the details, and works across the browser tabs you already use.
Review a clear summary, an interactive dashboard, or a sheet full of drafts. Then choose the next step.
Not on a computer in the cloud. Actionbook uses the browser you’re already signed into, so there are no new logins, and it can only reach what you can.
Ask it to stop before it sends or posts. You see the exact draft, edit it if you like, and decide whether it goes.
Follow each step of the task in the side panel as it works. Add context mid-task, or stop the work anytime.
Briefs, summaries, and dashboards link back to the pages they came from, so you can check a number before you act on it.
All three are personal AI agents. The difference is where they run: in a company’s cloud, or in the browser you already use.
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By Meta
By xAI
Muse and Grok Bot keep working in the cloud after you close their apps. Actionbook works while your browser is open, so every step happens where you can see it. Based on each company’s launch announcements, as of October 2026.
An AI personal assistant is software that handles everyday tasks for you, such as catching up on email, gathering information, and preparing messages. Newer ones, often called personal AI agents, also do the steps: they open sites, click, type, and hand back the finished work. Actionbook is a personal agent that works in your own browser, where you’re already signed in.
A chatbot replies in a chat window, and you copy the answer into your other tools. A personal AI agent takes the actions in those tools for you. With Actionbook, you describe an outcome in the side panel, follow its progress across your tabs, and review the result.
Ask Actionbook to group and summarize emails, combine Google Ads, GA4, and PostHog data into a marketing dashboard, or research LinkedIn prospects and prepare personalized connection requests. Start with a specific outcome and include the sites, links, and context it needs to complete the task.
Install the Actionbook extension for Chrome or Microsoft Edge and open the websites you want to use. Actionbook works with your signed-in browser sessions. Connected apps can also provide access to supported services. It can only use the accounts and data you have access to.
Meta’s Muse and xAI’s Grok Bot each run on a computer in their company’s cloud, so your logins and browser sessions live on that computer. Actionbook runs in your own Chrome or Edge browser, where you’re already signed in, so your logins stay with you and you can watch every step.
Yes. Ask Actionbook to prepare drafts and stop for your review. In the LinkedIn outreach workflow shown here, it reviews prospect profiles and prepares personalized connection requests, then sends them once you approve. You can review the wording and decide whether to continue.
Every new account gets 5,000 credits, about $10 of work. After that, Pro starts at $20 a month for 10,000 credits, and unused monthly credits roll over for one month.
Yes. Keep your browser open and the extension connected while Actionbook works on websites. Follow the task in the side panel, add context, or stop the work when you need to.
