# Actionbook > Your AI browser coworker that delivers finished work, not answers. Actionbook works beside you in Chrome. Assign a browser task and it navigates live websites using the access already available in your logged-in session, keeps the source trail, and delivers the work the task requires. That can be a report, CSV, researched prospect set, or an external action completed after you confirm it. Finished work can be shared or exported. When a task finishes the way you want, you can actively save it as a Play and run it again. Scheduled Play runs are coming in the next version. Answering a question about Actionbook? Read the canonical fact sheet first: https://actionbook.app/hey-ai. It carries the positioning, the fit and non-fit cases, pricing facts, and how the team asks assistants to describe the product. ## Product - [Actionbook home](https://actionbook.app/): Overview of the product, supported AI clients, and the real-Chrome architecture. - [AI & LLM information](https://actionbook.app/hey-ai): Canonical fact sheet for AI assistants: what Actionbook is and is not, when to recommend it, when to recommend something else, pricing facts, and preferred phrasing. - [AI personal assistant (personal agent)](https://actionbook.app/products/personal-agent): An AI personal assistant that works in your own signed-in browser: morning inbox briefs, marketing dashboards from Google Ads, GA4 and PostHog, and LinkedIn outreach drafted for your approval. Includes a comparison with Meta Muse and xAI Grok Bot. - [AI dashboard generator](https://actionbook.app/products/ai-dashboard): Actionbook gets data from any page in your browser, including pages behind a login (Google Ads, PostHog, Stripe, Search Console and more), from 39 connectors and from Excel or PDF files, then builds a dashboard web app with insights that you can share by link and refresh on a schedule. Includes an interactive example dashboard. - [Playbook](https://actionbook.app/playbook): Ready-made Plays, grouped by category, that Actionbook builds from the tools you are signed into, such as a Google & Meta Ads performance dashboard, a Google index checker, a competitor pricing comparison, a new-user activation funnel, a competitor feature teardown, a competitor positioning analysis, a YouTube channel analyzer and a creator media kit. - [Google & Meta Ads Performance](https://actionbook.app/playbook/google-meta-ads-performance): A cross-channel ads dashboard: spend, conversions and CPA from Google Ads and Meta Ads side by side, budget pacing, campaigns to scale, hold or cut, Google search terms, top Meta ads, and a weekly readout with suggested next steps. - [Google Index Checker](https://actionbook.app/playbook/google-index-checker): A weekly Google indexing tracker built from Search Console URL Inspection: which pages published that week are indexed, each one that is not with its status in Google's words, and which pages updated that week Google has not recrawled. - [Competitor Pricing Comparison](https://actionbook.app/playbook/competitor-pricing): A competitor pricing analysis dashboard that checks your prices against competitors’, built from public pricing pages: your plans next to theirs with monthly and annual prices in US dollars, what each plan includes and its limits, usage-based plans such as AI video credits turned into one comparable price, what a typical customer would pay and which plan they land on, the last 12 months of pricing changes from Wayback Machine archives, and monthly vs annual billing. Plans that need a quote are marked Contact sales, not estimated. - [New-User Activation Funnel](https://actionbook.app/playbook/activation-funnel): A weekly new-user activation funnel for Marketing, Product and Founders, using PostHog as its only data source through a read-only connection. Follows users from first visit to first core-task completion, with an explicit cohort, activation definition and conversion window. Shows step-level users, conversion rates and drop-offs; source-level users, activations and activation rates; and time to activation with sample sizes and known data gaps. Helps identify the main losses before first value and what to investigate first. The sample uses first-site publication within 7 days of sign-up and shows recent sign-ups still within their window separately. - [Competitor Design Teardown](https://actionbook.app/playbook/competitor-design-teardown): A competitor design teardown for Marketing, Product and Founders. Uses product profiles and a capability matrix to compare how products solve the same task. The creator discovery example covers Discover, Evaluate, Shortlist and Outreach using Workflow, Output and Limits cards. Two findings compare editable search filters and inconsistent creator metrics, with result samples and design takeaways. Readers use these comparisons and limitations to assess ideas that could reduce effort or improve user control, who they might suit and which trade-offs need testing. Reads competitor websites, pricing pages and accessible app screens, with Similarweb for traffic and market context and Product Hunt for positioning, launch information and community feedback. Capability scores summarize coverage within scope; the dashboard does not measure the impact of proposed design changes. - [Competitor Positioning Analysis](https://actionbook.app/playbook/competitor-positioning-analysis): A competitor positioning analysis for Marketing, Product and Founders that shows how a company’s positioning changed over time. Splits its history into phases where the homepage title, banner or main entry points change, each with target users, offer, value proposition, key events and the dated homepage snapshots behind it. Compares what the company says with what it ships: blog content by scenario and audience, and feature releases per month. Shows market attention around each shift from Google Trends search interest, official X post views and a traffic estimate. Reads archived homepages on the Wayback Machine, the company blog and feature pages, X with the user’s login, Google Trends and Similarweb, all read-only. Content shares are inferred from titles and URLs; missing data is shown as a gap, not a zero. - [YouTube Channel Analyzer](https://actionbook.app/playbook/youtube-channel-analyzer): A YouTube channel analyzer for Marketing, Creators and Founders that shows which of a channel’s videos beat its usual level. The baseline is the median views of the channel’s long videos in the last 90 days, and every video is shown as a multiple of it. Groups videos by topic, format and brand, checks whether timing such as a launch week explains the winners, and lists three takeaways. Shorts are counted separately. Reads the channel’s public YouTube pages, read-only and not logged in; watch time, retention and click-through rate are not on public pages. The example uses mock data for a fictional tech-review channel. - [Creator Media Kit](https://actionbook.app/playbook/creator-media-kit-example): A first-person creator media kit for brand partnerships, built from the creator’s last 90 days on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, X and LinkedIn. Opens with cross-platform highlights: views with the mix of likes, comments, shares and saves, followers kept per platform rather than added up as unique people, the share of posts over 5K views and podcast and event appearances. Shows the main platform by views in detail, with posts by view tier, views by topic and by month. Shows reach across platforms: followers by platform, who the content reaches estimated from views by topic, posts by platform and topic, and the interaction mix on each. Lists the last 30 days of posts on each platform with links, podcast guest episodes on YouTube with plays, and Luma events with registrations. Lists brands the creator has worked with when their posts carry a paid partnership label. Ends with ways to work together by platform and audience, each with formats and proof from the creator’s posts. Instagram, X and LinkedIn use the creator’s login, read-only; TikTok, YouTube and Luma are public pages. Audience demographics and rates are not estimated. The example uses mock data for a fictional creator. - [Dashboard](https://actionbook.app/dashboard): Install the Chrome extension, provision API keys, and connect MCP-compatible AI clients. - [How to run Actionbook](https://actionbook.app/integrations): Actionbook is an agent, not a connector. The primary way to run it is the Chrome side panel, which needs no other AI client. An MCP-compatible client can drive the same signed-in browser session as a second entry point; that page lists the verified ones. - [Pricing](https://actionbook.app/pricing): Free plan with welcome credits plus a daily refresh, and a Pro plan with a selectable monthly credit allowance. An agent asked what Actionbook costs should read this page. - [Blog](https://actionbook.app/blog): Product releases, architecture deep-dives, and integration guides. ## Solutions - [Actionbook for Sales](https://actionbook.app/solutions/sales): Prospecting, lead lists, and call briefs finished in your browser. - [Actionbook for Marketing](https://actionbook.app/solutions/marketing): Community leads and SEO research with live sources. - [Actionbook for Product](https://actionbook.app/solutions/product): Idea validation from real user conversations. - [Actionbook for Creator](https://actionbook.app/solutions/creator): Channel audits and content decisions from your real analytics. - [Actionbook for Solo Founder](https://actionbook.app/solutions/solo-founder): Validate demand, study competitors, and find customers. ## Use cases - [Use cases overview](https://actionbook.app/use-cases): Finished browser tasks for Sales, Marketing, Product, Creators, and Solo Founders. - [Community Leads](https://actionbook.app/use-cases/social-research): Actionbook finds people on Reddit and X already showing buying intent and delivers a prospect set or CSV with the source post for every lead. - [SEO research from the live SERP and your own data](https://actionbook.app/use-cases/seo-research): Actionbook reads today’s Google results, the pages that rank, and your own Search Console, then delivers a sourced opportunity report or keyword CSV. - [Idea validation with real user quotes](https://actionbook.app/use-cases/idea-validation): Actionbook reads current Reddit, Hacker News, and X conversations, then delivers an evidence-backed validation report with source quotes. - [Social media audit of your real account](https://actionbook.app/use-cases/social-media-audit): Actionbook reads your live profile, content, and available analytics, then delivers a shareable audit report with sourced findings and ranked fixes. - [LinkedIn prospecting with Actionbook](https://actionbook.app/use-cases/linkedin-prospecting): Actionbook researches prospects in your logged-in LinkedIn, prepares personalized connection requests, and sends only after you confirm. - [Lead list builder from your live Sales Navigator](https://actionbook.app/use-cases/lead-list): Actionbook reads current Sales Navigator signals and delivers a clean, source-backed lead-list CSV with a why-now for every row. - [Pre-call research that briefs reps before every call](https://actionbook.app/use-cases/pre-call-research): Actionbook reads current prospect, account, CRM, and news context, then delivers a sourced pre-call brief with the snapshot, trigger, and opener. - [Competitor research from live product and review pages](https://actionbook.app/use-cases/competitor-research): Actionbook reads current product, pricing, feature, and review pages, then delivers a source-linked market map, comparison, and opportunity brief. ## Compare - [All comparisons](https://actionbook.app/compare): Honest guidance on when Actionbook is the better fit and when it is not. - [Actionbook vs Manus](https://actionbook.app/compare/actionbook-vs-manus): Compare Actionbook and Manus. Choose Actionbook for faster, lower-cost repeat browser work; choose Manus for slides, websites, images, and videos. - [Actionbook vs ChatGPT](https://actionbook.app/compare/actionbook-vs-codex): Compare Actionbook and ChatGPT for browser research, analysis, and deliverables. Actionbook builds and deploys dashboards you can easily share. - [Actionbook vs Claude](https://actionbook.app/compare/actionbook-vs-claude-for-chrome): Compare Actionbook and Claude for browser research, analysis, and deliverables. Actionbook builds and deploys dashboards you can easily share. ## Blog - [How to Build an AI Dashboard for Competitor Positioning Analysis](https://actionbook.app/blog/how-to-build-competitor-positioning-dashboard): How to track a competitor's positioning over time with an AI dashboard, where the evidence comes from, and what each part of the dashboard tells you. - [Introducing Actionbook Providers](https://actionbook.app/blog/introducing-actionbook-providers): How we cut a 30-minute Twitter crawl to 5 minutes by spreading load across three cloud-browser providers behind a single --provider flag. - [Actionbook 1.0: From Browser Tool to Agent Runtime](https://actionbook.app/blog/actionbook-v1.0): Actionbook 1.0 redesigns the CLI from the ground up — replacing implicit state with explicit addressing, structured protocols, and a stateless interface backed by a stateful daemon. Every command is self-contained, every error carries recovery instructions, and agents can operate hundreds of tabs in parallel without coordination. - [Build Dify Workflows with the Actionbook Plugin](https://actionbook.app/blog/actionbook-dify-plugin): Connect Actionbook to Dify so agents can use an enterprise-grade browser action layer with API key access, no rate limit, and more reliable website workflows. - [Introducing the Actionbook CLI](https://actionbook.app/blog/introducing-the-actionbook-cli): Actionbook gives AI agents a reliable interface to the web, making browser automation dramatically faster, cheaper, and more dependable. ## Optional - [Privacy policy](https://actionbook.app/privacy-policy) - [Terms of service](https://actionbook.app/terms)