What is ARIA Web, exactly?
ARIA Web is ARIA's web body — three parts. AriaEye reads any site (search + deep research). AriaHands acts on any site (open, click, fill, extract). AriaSanctum is a private browser you use yourself, with no trackers. AriaEye and AriaSanctum are free with the app; AriaHands unlocks with ARIA Plus. All of it runs locally and feeds ARIA's memory.
ARIA already has APIs and automation — why a browser?
Because APIs cover a sliver of the web. When a service has a clean API, ARIA uses it — fast and structured. When it doesn't — which is most of the time — ARIA Web drives the browser instead. The browser is the universal fallback, so ARIA never has to say "we don't integrate with that."
How is this different from a cloud agentic browser?
Cloud agentic browsers run a remote Chromium in someone's datacenter, log in as a bot, and frequently get flagged by banks, portals, and reservation systems. ARIA Web runs locally inside ARIA, uses your real cookies and your real fingerprint, and never relays your session through our servers. To every site ARIA visits, it looks like you opened the tab — because architecturally, you did.
Does ARIA Web connect to my accounts?
No — that's the point. ARIA Web uses the browser session you're already logged into, on your machine. No OAuth tokens on our servers, no third-party aggregator holding your credentials, no data in anyone's cloud. ARIA operates your accounts without ever being handed them.
What if ARIA clicks the wrong thing?
By default ARIA pauses before any irreversible action — purchases, transfers, submissions, sends — and shows you the exact next click. You confirm. For repeated tasks (reconcile the bank, pull the invoices, file the report) you can mark them auto-confirmed once you trust the loop. Every step is replayable from memory; the receipt of what ARIA did is filed.
What about sites that block bots?
Most bot-detection looks for headless flags, datacenter IPs, or weird Chromium fingerprints. ARIA Web is full Chromium with your real user-agent, your residential IP, your real screen, your real mouse — because ARIA Web literally is your Chromium. The detection surface that catches cloud agents doesn't catch ARIA.
So what actually costs money?
ARIA Web isn't a product — it's part of ARIA. The browser tab and ARIA Eye (search + deep research on any site) are free with the ARIA app. The only paid piece is ARIA Plus, which unlocks ARIA Hands — the agentic layer that drives sites and runs the work — along with the rest of the platform. €99 one-time, no separate ARIA Web fee.