--- title: "features" canonical_url: "https://superbot.gg/features" last_updated: "2026-09-25" summary: "every chat from every AI app on every device, in one agent manager app: sign-ins done for you, one-click publishing and tasks from your phone." --- > Markdown twin of https://superbot.gg/features (the HTML page is canonical). > The site index for agents is /llms.txt; every content page has a twin at its path plus `.md`. [superbot.gg](https://superbot.gg/) / features # it just works making AI use easy for everybody. ## super mode one ask gets a team of agents. they run on your subscriptions. a manager splits the work. each worker reports its cost. SuperOffOn AutoRecommendedOffOn ManagerGPT-6 Astra WorkerClaude Opus 5.5 Workers−**2**+ Review 1. managerGPT-6 Astra9.6k$0.21 2. workerClaude Opus 5.56.2k$0.09 3. workerClaude Opus 5.54.8k$0.07 **−$0.62** saved, 63% off list price example: the menu, then the run it starts ## every agent, on your phone Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI. their chats sync to every device. keep any chat going from your phone. your own endpoints show up there too. your team shares one setup. missing yours? [ask for it](https://superbot.gg/request-harness). - chats from 30+ agents and apps - projects - rules - skills - mcp servers - settings - recent folders under 200 MB, encrypted Example: the superbot desktop app with Codex, Claude Code, Cursor and Gemini in its rail and their chats, plus a custom endpoint’s, in one list, open on the Claude Code chat “fix the login redirect”. Beside it the superbot phone app on the same chat, where “ship it” was just sent from the phone and synced back to the desktop. **your team**the same rules, skills and mcp servers example: five agents on your desk, the same chats on your phone ## signed in, without signing in pick which browsers to import. each session is sealed on your Mac. the key stays on your devices. your agent skips the sign-in. unlink any of it in Connections. browsers - Chrome - Brave - Edge - Arc - Vivaldi - Firefox - Safari logins - Keychain - 1Password - Bitwarden - LastPass - KeePass Connectionsexample sessions - github.comsealedfrom Arc - linear.appsealedfrom Safari logins - figma.comsigned infrom 1Password 2FA codes - github.comlive, not storedfrom 1Password your phone sees the same vault How a sign-in stays yours. A session from Arc or Safari, or a login from 1Password, goes to the Helper on your Mac. The Helper seals it with AES-256 before it syncs, and its key is locked by your Keychain. Your agent gets a signed-in browser and never sees the password. A sealed copy goes to superbot’s servers, which hold no key: they store it, cannot open it, and see which site it is for, not the login. Your phone holds its own copy of the key and opens the same vault. how it works: who can open a sign-in ## what we can’t see logins and sessions are sealed locally. only your devices hold the key. we see which sites, not what’s sealed. we never train a model on your chats. turn off any import, or pause them all. synced chats are encrypted at rest. unlike sign-ins, we hold that key. the full list: [privacy notice](https://superbot.gg/legal/privacy). - session import - password scan - chat import - config import - anonymize my data - share usage counts - send crash reports - sync chats across devices - pause all access ## tools no chat box has it opens pages that block bots. it reads papers and old copies of a page. it drives your own browser, signed in. it can use your screen when you say yes. it draws images and builds real files. one ask can use all of them. - web search - site crawl - api discovery - repo search - deep research - video - 3d models Example Activity panel, one run of seven tools in 4:12 for the ask “brief me on solid state batteries as a deck”. Done: opened a walled page, passing a bot check on investors.example.com in a stealth browser; searched papers, 14 since 2025 and 6 open access; read the pricing page as it was in march on web.archive.org; used your signed-in Chrome on your Mac; drew cover art on your ChatGPT plan; built solid-state.pptx, 9 slides. Still running: using your screen to click through the deck in Keynote. example: one ask, seven tools, nothing pasted by hand ## a web reader that gets in it asks several search engines at once. no api key, no per-search bill. walled pages get a stealth browser. a dead link? it reads the saved copy. it finds the api hiding behind a page. - metasearch - stealth browser - wayback + cdx - common crawl - openapi + graphql - papers - site map Example web reader run, five reads in 0:41. It searched four engines at once and fused 31 results into one list. It opened a walled page: a bot check stopped it as a browser and as a link preview, then a stealth browser opened it. It followed a dead link: the live page was a 404, so it read the archived copy from march. It found the api behind a page: 9 routes from the page traffic, then an openapi spec with 42 endpoints. Still running: crawling the docs, 38 of the 60 pages in the sitemap read. example: each wall, and the way around it ## calls and texts from your iPhone ask it to call someone for you. your Mac dials from your iPhone. it says it is an AI, then asks. then it reports what they said. texts go out through Messages. Example: the ask “call my dentist, ask if they have a slot friday and if they take delta dental. then text jess the time.” A 2:14 call to Dr. Lee Dental, +1 415 555 0142, from your iPhone, dialed by your Mac, which opens “Hi, this is an AI assistant calling on behalf of Sam. This call is transcribed.” It came back with: a slot friday, yes, 3:40pm; do they take delta dental, still unanswered. Then a text to Jess through Messages, “dentist has friday at 3:40 open”, sent from your iPhone. example: one ask, one call, one text ## it uses your computer anything you do in a browser, it can. order food, check Amazon, text friends. all in your own browser, signed in. it drives the rest of your computer too. in the background, or while you watch. it stays off until you say yes. in your browseryour Chrome, signed in Example: four things it did in your browser. “order my usual lunch”, 0:52: your usual from Sweetgreen, $14.20, ordered. “where is my Amazon order?”, 0:18: the headphones arrive thursday by 8pm. “tell Sam i'm in for saturday”, 0:24: replied to Sam on WhatsApp. “pull every listing on this site”, 2:10: 412 listings saved to listings.csv. on your computer background fills a sheet in Numbers while you keep typing. your cursor stays yours. foreground drives the screen in Keynote while you watch. press Escape or move the mouse to take it back. computer accessoffaskalwaysoff until you turn it on example: four browser tasks, and two ways it can use your screen ## every api you pay for, no limit add as many endpoints as you want. any OpenAI or Anthropic style url. OpenRouter and DeepSeek are presets. so are Hugging Face and Perplexity. auto import finds keys on your Mac. their models join the same picker. one key calls all of them. Example Endpoints list, four added, each reached: OpenRouter at openrouter.ai, OpenAI style, 200 models; DeepSeek at api.deepseek.com, OpenAI style, 2 models; Perplexity at api.perplexity.ai, OpenAI style, 4 models; team gateway at llm.acme.dev, Anthropic style, 9 models; then room for your next one, no cap on the count. Auto import finds API keys on this Mac and tests them. Add endpoint offers presets for OpenRouter, DeepSeek, Hugging Face and Perplexity, or Other for any endpoint, with the dialect set to Auto, OpenAI or Anthropic. then pick it, or call it with your one key `custom/openrouter/claude-sonnet-5` example: Settings, Subscriptions & keys, Endpoints ## all your AI spend, one number superbot already indexes your chats. so it adds up what every AI costs you. Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, OpenRouter. plans and invoices count as billed. the rest is priced from tokens. each provider says if it is caught up. Example Usage page, All AI, 30 days, Aug 26 to Sep 24, daily in UTC. All AI spend $412.60 across 5 providers: $316.20 tied to invoices, measured or on a plan; $96.40 estimated, priced from tokens; 1 unpriced model, gpt-oss-lab-preview. A daily chart stacked by provider runs from about $10 to $17 a day: Anthropic and Cursor are flat plan spend, OpenAI is estimated, OpenRouter and Superbot are measured. Reconciliation: Anthropic $200.00, all caught up; OpenAI $96.40, estimate only, plan not connected; Cursor $60.00, all caught up; OpenRouter $38.75, all caught up; Superbot $17.45, all caught up. example: account, usage, All AI, 30 days ## media on your own accounts images, video and audio too. use your ChatGPT plan for images. or bring your own api keys. your plan goes first, then a key. | | your plan | your key | | ----- | --------- | ------------------------- | | image | ChatGPT | OpenAIGeminiGrok | | video | keys only | Sora 2Veo 3.1Grok Imagine | | audio | keys only | OpenAIGemini | every image says which account paid ## edit it where you chat each change shows as a diff in chat. edit the file in the side panel. Preview runs your app on your Mac. it opens beside the chat by itself. your dev server reloads as you save. then publish in one click. recipe-box \~/projects/recipe-box Previewlocalhost:5173 Publish call it Grandma's recipes index.htmlsrc/**+1** ~~−1~~ `12−

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