Rover by rtrvr.ai - Turn your website into an AI agent with one script tag.
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Meet Rover, your site's new hands.
Rover lives inside your website, and takes actions for your users. It onboards users, runs workflows, fills forms, and converts visitors through conversation.
Your user says "help me checkout", Rover fills the fields, clicks the buttons, and finishes the purchase. Think Stripe for AI agents: embed script tag, your site is agentic.
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Congrats, strong vision. Сan site owners control which actions it’s allowed to perform?
rtrvr.ai
@vik_sh Thanks, Viktor! We have various control knobs on domain traversals: https://rover.rtrvr.ai/docs/configuration , external web data context , and different agents that Rover can use. Soon we will provide more granular controls on what all paths and workflows are allowlisted. Totally valid ask!
rtrvr.ai
@vik_sh Thanks Viktor, its easy to configure with a lot of knobs you can tune as well as easy to integrate with just the script tag!
Super cool use case!! Curious, how does Rover handle authentication-gated workflows (e.g., when a user needs to log in before completing a purchase)? Does it store session context or does each action start fresh?
rtrvr.ai
@kwangaroo Since its just propagating type/click events it just sits on top of your existing UI, no integration needed.
So all the existing functionalities you expose to your user, automatically get exposed to Rover
QualGent
Cracked team and incredible product!
rtrvr.ai
@shivamhacks Thanks Shivam!
Sounds really cool! Can your AI make a purchase in an online store for me? For example, I tell it to go to Amazon, find product X, set up delivery to a specific address, and pay for it. Is that possible? This is a real use case for my startup; we’re planning to implement such a feature soon.
rtrvr.ai
@mykyta_semenov_ Yes it's possible: If Rover script tag is added on amazon.com yes it can do the shopping checking out all. If Rover is embedded on say site A and you want agent to shop on amazon.com you need to enable external rtrvr cloud so Rover will call our cloud api to spin up cloud browser agents and do that task - since this will be cross site. You as an app can always call rtrvr.ai API and MCP to access our cloud infra too.
@bhavani_kalisetty What about Amazon’s bot protection? Won’t it ban your bot?
rtrvr.ai
@mykyta_semenov_ rtrvr.ai's Cloud Infra architecture helps us overcome this. With the most secure way of automating in browsers natively without any CDP, Puppeteer, Playwright we get the best stealth automations combined with good proxies we use.You can give a try on rtrvr.ai/cloud
The "one script tag" distribution model is really smart — reminds me of how Stripe won by making integration dead simple. The DOM-native approach vs screenshot-based agents is a meaningful architectural choice, especially for speed.
As someone building a SaaS product, I'm curious: how does Rover handle localized sites with multiple languages? Does the semantic action tree work across different DOM structures for the same page in different locales?
Great launch, congrats on #3!
rtrvr.ai
@a_kuzov thanks for the note! Yeah one of the best unlocks of DOM based approach is it delivers the same high level of accuracy in traversing + extracting the data as english. Our DOM intelligence represents the localized web pages to LLMs leveraging their innate translation capabilities unliked screenshot based - suffers from viewport cutting off poor understanding of text precisely from images
Such a smart move! Embedding the web agent in platforms makes it possible for AI to provide one-stop service, reducing lotta frictions during user journeys! So cool!!