Where Sarä is built, by people who believe in one mission

Yes. She opens a real browser, logs in to your portals, fills forms, downloads reports and uploads documents. This is how she posts jobs on JobStreet, LinkedIn and Indeed, pulls reports from HerdHR, and works any web system that has no API.

Always. Every job opens a live panel showing the screen she is on and the step she is doing. When she hits a login or something that needs approval, she stops, asks, and continues once you answer. She never works in the dark.

Sarä has two ways of working a site. For ordinary sites she runs from the cloud. For fussy job portals and systems that behave differently on every visit, Sarä Desktop, a small app on your own computer, does the work using your own browser and logins. You choose where each job runs.

Google Sheets, Google Drive, Gmail, WhatsApp, HerdHR and most Malaysian job portals out of the box. Behind the scenes she connects to hundreds of business apps, so if your company uses a tool, there is a good chance Sarä can drive it.

Yes. Excel financial models, offer letters from your template, monthly reports, candidate shortlists with reasons, payroll files. Documents that need a signature go through e-signing, with LHDN stamping where required.

This is where she started. She posts the role, sources candidates, screens CVs against the JD, ranks a shortlist, schedules interviews, sends WhatsApp reminders, runs recorded video interviews and issues the offer letter. Your recruiter approves the shortlist and holds the client relationship.

Four ways, and you pick per task. Ajar: you explain it. Bacakan: you hand her your SOP or a past example and she reads it. Tunjuk: you show her once by doing it while she watches. Biar cuba: you let her try, then correct her. Whichever you choose, the result is saved as a skill she keeps.

Yes. Give her one good example of your output, a report, a proposal, a monthly deck, and she works out the steps to reproduce it. Next month she asks a few questions and produces the same thing.

Yes. Sarä keeps a memory of your company: the skills she has learned, the SOPs she follows, the checkpoints your people want, and what went wrong before. She also notices repeated patterns in how your team works and proposes checklists for them.

Yes. Give her five JDs and she runs five roles, each on its own board, each with its own SOPs. Larger companies give each team or each person their own Sarä, all visible from one place.

You are, by design. Anything that goes out in your company's name, to a client, a bank, a candidate or LHDN, sits behind a checkpoint where a named person approves. Sarä prepares, a person releases.

Because every job follows a checklist, a mistake shows up as a failed step, not a silent error buried in a spreadsheet. Sarä flags it, stops, and asks. Because the checklist is the SOP, the fix is made once and applies to every future run.

Your client portal data, logins and documents are never shared with or routed through third-party AI vendors' back ends. Sarä runs on servers in Singapore, and anything that touches your portals can be kept on your own machine through Sarä Desktop.

Yes. Sarä appears on the same board as your staff. She hands cards to people and takes cards back. Two Sarä roles, for example finance and HR, can pass work between each other and raise a query to a human only when they are stuck.

A business platform (Frappe) that holds your company data, boards, SOPs and permissions, with an agent engine on top. The agent plans each duty into steps, runs the steps, tracks progress against the plan and records the result as a checklist.

Whichever fits the job. Sarä routes each task to the best available model through a model gateway, so you are never locked to one vendor, and we can switch as better or cheaper models appear without changing anything on your side.

Three layers. For sites Sarä has run before, she replays the exact requests, which is fastest and most reliable. For new or ordinary sites, a command by command browser driver with a strict list of allowed actions. For the hardest cases, a full autonomous browser agent that looks at the screen. She escalates only when a step is blocked.

A small app for Windows and Mac. It gives Sarä a computer of her own inside your office: your browser and logins for job portals, your files, your printer, your local software. Jobs that need it run there; everything else runs in the cloud. Voice input is built in.

By top-up credits, plus the work Sarä actually does: the AI tokens she uses, the API calls she makes and the browser time she spends. No salary, no EPF, no notice period. Heavier months cost more, quiet months cost less.