Tovik runs an agent inside the sites you’re already signed in to — inboxes, admin panels, spreadsheets, the internal tool nobody wrote an API for. It keeps going until the job is done, and stops to ask before anything you’d want to see first.
Free plan · Works with your own model subscription or API key
Pull three playful storefronts we can borrow from for the spring landing page.
Three references saved, each with a note on layout and type.
Which San Francisco park is the largest, and how does it compare to Central Park?
Golden Gate Park — about 1,017 acres, roughly a fifth larger than Central Park’s 843.
Every weekday at 9:00, brief me on the startup news I follow.
Briefing pinned to your new-tab page at 9:04.
You set the line; Tovik stops at it. Reading and clicking happen freely inside the scope you choose. Sending, paying, posting and deleting pause the run until you answer — and every saved login it touches is written down.
Every run starts under a permission mode. Read only looks and reports back. Guard works inside Documents, Downloads and the task’s own folder, and asks before reaching anywhere else. Full access is for jobs you have already watched it do once.
Export October invoices and file them under Finance
~/Documents/finance/2026-10Within the scope you set, Tovik navigates, reads tables, fills forms and opens tabs on its own — using the session already in your browser. Watch the agent tab if you like, or leave it running behind your own work.
When the next step would send a message, submit a payment, publish a post or delete something, the run pauses. Tovik shows what it is about to do and drafts the likely answers, so saying yes takes one click.
Each time the agent uses a saved login, Tovik writes the host, the time and the outcome to an audit log you can read. Requests you denied stay denied, and show up as such.
If you can do it in a tab, Tovik can do it in a tab. It works through the same signed-in session you do — your cookies, your permissions, nothing extra — so there is no integration to install and no connector to wait on.
Sensitive steps still stop for approval — see above.
Logins are stored encrypted on this computer and filled straight into the page by the browser — outside the agent’s context. The agent learns that a sign-in happened, never what was typed.
How Tovik Vault works
What Tovik learns is written down as plain Markdown on your disk — people, projects, the quickest path through an awkward admin page. Open it in any editor, correct what’s wrong, delete what you’d rather it forgot.
# Memory index
- people/ 14 files
- websites/ 9 files
- episodic/ one file per day
- USER.md how you like things done
Last written after: "Prep notes for Thursday's call"# About you
- Short summaries; bullets over paragraphs
- Pacific time. No meetings before 10:00
- Signs emails "— D."
- Ask before booking anything over $300# Nico Clerk
- CISO at Acme Corp
- Prefers calls Monday or Thursday mornings
- Last contact: asked for a feedback call (Nov 3)
- Source: messages tab, 2026-11-03# billing dashboard
- Coupons live under Products → Coupons, not Settings
- "Export CSV" only appears after a date range is set
- Refunds over $100 → always ask first# 2026-11-05
09:00 Morning briefing — 11 articles, 2 flagged
11:40 Drafted reply to Nico; waited for approval
11:52 Reply sent (approved)
15:10 Filed October invoices in ~/Documents/finance
Tovik is a desktop app for macOS and Windows. Install it, sign in to the sites you want it to work in, and hand it the first task — no server to run and nothing to configure per site.
Every plan includes Tovik Vault, local memory and approvals. Paid plans buy more agent time.
For teams whose agents work across shared company logins.
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