We’re

reimagining

how

people

interact

with

the

web.

The web is simultaneously one of humanity's greatest inventions and a mess long 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 chores 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 need to be raised.

At Yutori, we're pushing at the frontier of browser and computer-use agents that can reliably act and execute long-running, multi-step tasks on the web and beyond. We envision these capabilities to underpin the future of how people interact with the web — where you delegate tasks to background agents that operate the web for you, instead of manually browsing yourself.

We're building the entire stack to be agent-first, from training our own computer-use model — Navigator — to new product experiences powered by it (Delegate, Scouts). Navigator achieves an independently verified 97.3% (human evaluation) on Online-Mind2Web, far ahead of the next-best models on the official board — Gemini 2.5 Computer Use (69.0%) and OpenAI Operator (61.3%).

Our founding team brings experience from Meta's Llama 3 and 4 teams and FAIR, Google Gemini, DeepMind, Microsoft Research, Tesla Autopilot, Apple, Palantir, Minion, Riot Games, Headliner, and 8tracks, with roots at Stanford, CMU, and Georgia Tech.