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Komos vs Airtop

Airtop gives developers and agents a cloud browser. Komos wraps browser automation in a full task platform for teams, with Moss, schedules, integrations, credentials, and audit logs.

Airtop is a cloud browser platform for AI agents and automation tools. It is useful when a developer needs reliable browser sessions and natural language browser control. Komos includes managed browser automation, but the browser is only one part of the system. Komos also has reusable task definitions, Moss for building and editing workflows, document parsing, API integrations, credential management, schedules, webhooks, and run history. Airtop is closer to infrastructure for browser agents. Komos is closer to the business automation layer that uses browser agents to complete recurring work.

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FeatureKomosAirtop
What it isAI automation platform for reusable business tasksCloud browser platform for agents and automation
Builder experienceMoss builds from demos or chat, with a visual task builder when neededDevelopers and agents call browser APIs and automation tools
Beyond browser controlIntegrations, files, document parsing, schedules, webhooks, and notificationsFocused on browser sessions and browser automation infrastructure
Team operationsShared tasks, org roles, run history, and managed credentialsInfrastructure layer that teams build operational systems on top of
MaintenanceMoss can revise workflows when steps failApplication owners maintain the agent and browser logic
Best fitOps teams that want browser work completed as managed tasksDevelopers building custom browser agent products
[ Choose Komos when ]
  • You need browser automation plus integrations, documents, schedules, and team controls
  • The workflow owner is an operations team, not only an engineering team
  • You want a full run record for each execution
  • You want Moss to build and adjust the task over time
  • Credentialed web portals are part of a larger business process
[ Choose Airtop when ]
  • You are building your own browser agent product or internal browser automation stack
  • Your team already has engineers to own the agent logic and surrounding app
  • The primary need is reliable browser sessions as infrastructure
  • You want to bring your own workflow layer, logging, and orchestration

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