Feature

AI Web Browser & Autonomous Agent

Built-in Chromium browser with auto-translate-on-scroll, per-URL chat memory, and an autonomous AI agent that can click, type, fill forms, and run multi-step tasks on your behalf — all locally, no account required.

Auto-translate as you scroll

Toggle the browser into auto-translate mode. The tab debounces scroll events and runs a translation pass after you pause for 600 ms. Translations render as opaque overlay boxes on top of the original text, with each box's background color sampled from the page region for visual continuity. Built specifically for webtoon readers — vertical infinite-scroll feeds work without configuration.

Per-URL chat that remembers

The chat panel keeps a multi-turn conversation keyed by normalized URL. Revisit a page days later and your previous chat reloads. Paste images with Ctrl+V for multimodal questions. Detach to a floating window for dual-monitor work. Export chat to markdown.

AI Browse — autonomous agent

Toggle Browse mode and the chat input becomes a task instruction. The agent runs iteratively, executing click, type, scroll, and navigate commands until the goal is met. Three goal categories detected automatically: navigation, content, and search. Every step is logged visibly in chat, so you see live progress.

Privacy isolation

The browser's user data (cookies, site data, passwords) is isolated from your system Edge or Chrome profile — the AI Browser stays separate. Chat history is stored in a local database. Nothing is uploaded; AI model weights load from disk.

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Real-world examples

What can the autonomous agent actually do?

Tell it what you want in plain language. The agent navigates the web, reads pages, clicks buttons, fills forms, and reports back — all running on your own GPU, all inside the same Live Translate window.

Manage your Facebook group

Tell the agent: "Open my Facebook group, approve any pending posts that look like real fans, and decline anything that looks like spam." The agent navigates the group, reads each pending post, classifies it, and acts. You get a summary in the chat panel — five approved, two declined, two flagged for your review.

Reply to comments on X

"Find my latest tweet and reply politely to the top three comments — but skip anything that's clearly hostile." The browser navigates to your post, reads the threads, drafts replies, posts the ones that fit your instruction, and reports back. You can pause and edit any draft before it goes out.

Compare prices across stores

"Find me the cheapest 1 TB NVMe SSD with at least 5,000 MB/s read speed, shipping to Türkiye." The agent visits multiple stores, reads the spec tables, compares prices, and presents a ranked list — with direct purchase links — without you switching tabs once.

Summarize a long article in your language

"Read this Korean blog post and give me a 5-bullet Turkish summary, with the most important parts highlighted." The agent loads the full page, reads the entire content, and produces a clean, structured summary in your language — staying entirely within Live Translate, no copy-paste needed.

Read foreign-language webtoons as you scroll

Open a Korean webtoon, enable auto-translate-on-scroll, start reading. As you scroll, the browser pauses on each panel, reads the speech bubbles, and overlays the translated dialogue right on the page. No manual capture, no per-image setup — it just keeps up with you.

Triage GitHub issues

"Look through the latest 20 issues on this repo, group them by topic, and tag the ones that look like duplicates of older issues." The agent reads each issue, cross-references the existing ones, and posts a labelled summary back to the chat panel for your review.

Honest about what's still hard

The autonomous agent is powerful, but it is not flawless. It can get stuck on unusual layouts, mis-read a captcha, click the wrong button on a poorly-labelled page, or run out of context on very long tasks. When that happens it pauses and asks you for guidance — it never silently submits something it isn't sure about.

The agent gets better with every Steam update. Your real-world use cases — the sites where it stumbled, the tasks you wished it handled, the workflows you ran often — feed directly into the next release through the bug-report flow at [email protected]. Live Translate is built around the idea that the model you have today will be slower and slightly less capable than the model you'll have in six months — and you'll get every one of those improvements for free.

Goodbye monthly fees

Buy it once, own it for life

Every other AI agent on the market wants you to pay every month, forever. Live Translate is the opposite — one Steam purchase, one local install, one $9.99 payment, and the AI agent runs on your own GPU for as long as you own the app.

No usage caps. No API keys. No cloud quotas. No surprise price hikes. Every Steam update — faster engines, smarter agents, smaller models, sharper translations — is included for free.

We are ending the monthly subscription era for AI tools. One purchase. Lifetime use.

Get on Steam — $9.99