Meet Scouts, Yutori’s first product.

Scouts are always-on AI agents that monitor the web for anything you care about.

Simply tell Scouts what you're looking to track — Any new papers on multimodal research, Flights to Tokyo under $900 in August, Price drops on the Nintendo Switch 2 — and a team of agents will immediately get deployed to monitor, either specific URLs or the entire web, and notify you when there’s a relevant update.

Scouts are powered by AI agents that can act on your behalf — searching the web, operating browsers when needed, applying filters and gathering specific details and updates from pages, all running asynchronously in the cloud without taking over your device. Scouts can monitor dozens of sites in parallel to find updates whenever and wherever they happen. It’s like having a team of personal assistants working round the clock, just for you.

And if you’re curious about the magic behind Scouts, you can inspect its work to see what it did to gather the information. That means seeing the steps it took— the todos it broke the task down to, the pages it visited, the filters it used, and the content it pulled. Like an audit trail to help you build confidence and trust Scouts in your daily life.

Scouts are just the beginning of our work at Yutori. They’re the first step towards reimagining interacting with the web for an AI-first world.

We're rolling out beta access to Scouts via the waitlist on yutori.com today!

Happy Scouting!

Computers drive the world, so we asked ourselves: what drives the computer?

With Artificial Peripheral Intelligence (or API for short), we're releasing a groundbreaking interface control suite that leverages a technology we already know and love: the mouse.

Our mice autonomously move on your desktop. They ship with click, drag, and scroll functionality. This can drive any computer the same way humans can, and needless to say, much more efficiently.

We're proud to bring AI into the physical world and then back into the computer.

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The web is simultaneously one of humanity's greatest inventions and a mess overdue for an overhaul. People spend a significant portion of their lives online doing soul-sucking tasks, ultimately capped by their bandwidth. Whether it’s simple tasks like ordering groceries or tracking campground reservations, or more complex scenarios like planning and coordinating a group trip — both the floor and the ceiling of human productivity on the web needs to be lifted.

At Yutori, our vision is simple: to give everyone an AI chief-of-staff capable of reliably handling everyday digital tasks. Our mission is to build the best AI assistants to make space for the meaningful things and create yutori in your life.

And today, we’re delighted to share that we’ve raised $15M in Seed funding led by Radical Ventures, with participation from Felicis Ventures and a stellar set of angels — Elad Gil, Sarah Guo (Conviction), Sandhya Venkatachalam (Axiom), Jeff Dean, Fei-Fei Li (World Labs), Amjad Masad (Replit), Guillermo Rauch (Vercel), Akshay Kothari (Notion), Soleio, Oliver Cameron (Odyssey), Julien Chaumond (Hugging Face), Logan Kilpatrick (Google DeepMind), Bryan McCann (You.com), Michele Catasta (Replit), Shashank Kumar (Razorpay), Vladlen Koltun, Jamie Cuffe, Jon Turow (Madrona).

We are reimagining, from scratch, the interface between consumers and the web, pioneering an agent-first approach. To do this, we are co-designing models, training techniques, and interfaces from the ground up. Unlike LLM-centric solutions, our system combines specialized post-training, reinforcement learning, test-time search, multi-agent collaboration, and generative interfaces that adapt to user behavior.

We’re doing this with a world-class founding team that previously worked at Meta (Llama 3 & 4, FAIR), Google (Gemini), DeepMind, Microsoft Research, Tesla Autopilot, Palantir, Minion, Riot Games, Headliner, 8tracks, Stanford, CMU, Georgia Tech, etc.

We’ll be opening up early access to our product soon. To join the waitlist, visit yutori.com. You can read more about our launch in Reuters.

Full press release here.