Voya

A browser that drives itself — you say where you are going, and watch it get there.

Type:

In-house R&D

Year:

2026

Platform:

Desktop

Status:

Active R&D — not released

Capabilities:

Agentic AI, browser automation

Enquiries:

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Voya banner with the headline “Give it a goal. Watch it drive.” and a browser automation screen.

Active R&D — not released

Inside the product

The work, on screen

Voya opening screen asking Where to? with text explaining that a user can give a goal, ask a question, or type a URL.

Starting a task

The opening prompt accepts a goal, a question, or a URL.

Voya browser screen showing a YouTube page with a video player, search bar, navigation, and recommended videos.

Live page

The browser view remains visible while it is on a live YouTube page.

Voya side panel showing a goal, the plan, a completed navigate step, and a handoff at a captcha.

Action trail

The panel lists the goal, the plan, each action taken, and the handoff when a captcha stops the run.

The challenge

Every browser has bolted AI onto the side of itself, and it shows. The tabs, the address bar and the back button are all still yours to operate, which leaves the assistant a passenger — helpful on occasion, but never actually driving.

What we built

Voya puts the agent in the driver's seat. One field takes an address or an intention, and from there the web gets worked in front of you — at a pace you can follow, on a screen you can watch, with the wheel yours again the second you want it. A browser you talk to rather than one you operate.

Safe by design

It never signs in and it never touches your credentials. At any wall — a login, a checkout, anything that ought to be a human decision — it stops, hands you the controls, waits, and picks up exactly where it left off. Autonomy where it helps, hands off where it counts.