Most AI tools have the same problem.
You do something great. You get a result you’re proud of. You close the tab. Next week you’re starting from scratch, rewriting the same prompt, hoping you get close to what worked last time.
CREAO is built around one idea: that shouldn’t happen.
At agent.creao.ai you get a cloud-based AI super agent that runs entirely in your browser. No install, no server, no terminal. You describe what you need, watch it execute in real time, and when it works well you save it as a reusable agent that anyone can run again with one click. Put it on a schedule and it runs automatically while you’re not watching.
Prompts are experiments. Agents are assets.
What CREAO Actually Does
The super agent is a genuinely capable thing. It runs code in a full Linux sandbox, installs packages, calls APIs, generates real files, and produces actual outputs not just text responses. You can ask it to build a web app, analyze a dataset, scrape a website, create charts, draft reports, send emails, build PDFs, or automate a workflow. It thinks through the task step by step and you can watch every tool call stream in real time as it works.
The live preview panel is one of the better design decisions in the product. When it generates an HTML file or a dashboard it opens automatically on the right side of the screen. You can interact with it directly, click buttons, fill forms, test the output, without switching tabs or downloading anything.
What separates CREAO from just using ChatGPT or Claude is what happens after the session ends. When a conversation produces something worth keeping you click Create Agent. The super agent analyzes the session, extracts the workflow into a reusable system with structured input fields, and saves it to your Agents page. Next time someone needs the same output they fill in the form and hit run. No prompting. No rewriting. No hoping it remembers what worked.
Every refinement you make creates a new version. The previous version is preserved. If you break something you can roll back immediately.
The Features Worth Knowing About
Memory works across every conversation. Preferences, facts, decisions — the agent saves them and recalls them automatically in future sessions. You tell it once that you prefer outputs in a certain format or that your company uses a specific tool. It remembers. The memory page lets you view, search, and delete everything it has stored about you.
Scheduled runs are the feature that makes CREAO feel like infrastructure rather than a chat tool. You build an agent, open the Schedule tab, and set it to run daily, weekly, monthly, or on a custom interval. It executes automatically and deposits results wherever you’ve told it to. For a morning news briefing, a weekly analytics report, or recurring content generation this is where the real value shows up. If you’ve been thinking about automating your own workflows with Make.com, CREAO is worth comparing directly — scheduled agents with no scenario building required.
Browser Use is the most interesting and most worth flagging feature in the product. CREAO can control a real browser using stealth technology with residential proxies and CAPTCHA solving, which means platforms see a normal human user rather than a bot. You log in once, your session is saved, and from then on you can tell the agent to check your LinkedIn messages, post an update, review your Instagram notifications, or pull analytics from any platform you’re logged into. It’s powerful. It’s also the kind of feature that platforms ban accounts for if they detect automation, which is worth knowing before you point it at anything important.
The connectors list is solid. Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Sheets, Google Docs, Google Drive, Slack, Discord, Notion, GitHub, Asana, Linear, Reddit, YouTube, Semrush, Perplexity, and more. 24 total at launch with more being added regularly. You connect them with OAuth in a few clicks and the agent starts using them automatically when your request involves those services.
Skills use the same SKILL.md format as OpenClaw, which means the growing community skill ecosystem is cross-compatible. You can install skills from a GitHub URL, upload a ZIP file, or ask the agent to build a custom skill directly in chat. If you want to understand how the broader skills ecosystem works, we broke it down in our agent skills marketplace deep dive.
Pricing
The free tier gives you 30 credits plus 5 per day. Enough to understand what the product does, not enough to actually use it for anything sustained. Most people will burn through it in one conversation.
Pro is $20 a month for 200 credits plus 5 daily. Pro Plus is $50 for 600 credits. Max is $150 for 2,000 credits. Annual billing knocks about 20 percent off each tier.
The practical guidance: start free to see how it feels, upgrade to Pro for one month to run it against something real, decide from there.
Where It Fits
CREAO sits directly between OpenClaw and Claude Cowork and that positioning is intentional.
OpenClaw runs on your own machine or VPS, gives you maximum flexibility and control, and requires real technical setup to get running. CREAO is the version for people who want the same class of capability without touching a terminal. No server. No npm install. No daemon. You log in at agent.creao.ai and you’re running.
Claude Cowork is Anthropic’s controlled agentic system with more guardrails and less flexibility. CREAO ships faster, has more connectors, and gives you more rope. Whether that’s good depends on what you’re building and how much you trust yourself not to break things.
For content creators, small business owners, and non-technical people who want to automate repetitive work, delegate research, run recurring reports, or just have an AI that finishes tasks rather than chatting about them, CREAO is worth knowing about.
The Part You Should Know
CREAO raised funding from Chinese investors including Yunqi Capital and Monolith and is based in Hong Kong. That’s not disqualifying but it’s worth knowing before you connect your Gmail, GitHub, and Slack accounts to the platform. Your data flows through their infrastructure. Their privacy policy is standard but your connected accounts live in their cloud, not yours.
The Browser Use feature storing your login cookies on their servers is the specific thing to think through before committing. For low-stakes personal automation, fine. For business accounts or anything sensitive, that question deserves a real answer first.
Why It’s Worth Watching
The super agent category is getting crowded fast. OpenClaw owns the self-hosted end. Claude Cowork owns the controlled enterprise end. CREAO is making a bet on the middle, people who want real agentic capability without setting up a server or handing everything to Anthropic.
The scheduled runs and the session-to-agent conversion are the two features that make it genuinely interesting rather than just another AI chat wrapper. If those work for your specific workflow, $20 a month is not a hard decision.
The product is also shipping fast. Browser Use landed March 22. Sora video generation March 23. Veo video generation March 25. Extended thinking March 27. That’s a team moving at a pace worth paying attention to.
CREAO launched publicly in late 2024, raised $15 million, and is still in the phase where the product changes faster than anyone can fully review it. Which means right now is exactly the right time to try the free tier, give it one real workflow, and see if it earns a place in your stack.
