Tabstack | Web access for your model, private by default

NEVER TRAINED ON · PRIVATE BY DEFAULT · BUILT BY MOZILLA
NEVER TRAINED ON · PRIVATE BY DEFAULT · BUILT BY MOZILLA
Let your model research live sources, extract the data it needs, and automate web tasks. Tabstack manages the browsers and web interactions outside your model, so you can build your agent without building its web stack.
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Search planning, source retrieval, page reading, reconciliation, and citations happened inside this call.
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Adding web access means more than connecting a search tool. There are pages to fetch and render, data to extract, and browser tasks to run. Tabstack manages that work outside your model, so you can focus on what your agent does, not how it gets around the web.
Ask a question. Tabstack searches live sources, reads the pages, fills gaps, and brings the findings together with citations. Your model gets the research without running every search and reading every page itself.
Pass a URL and, for structured data, the schema you need. Tabstack fetches and renders the page, strips out the boilerplate, and returns clean text or JSON that matches your schema, without a browser or parser for you to maintain.
Give Tabstack a starting URL and a task. It navigates and interacts with the website, then returns the result and task events. Hosted Automate cannot log in; use self-hosted Pilo for workflows that require authentication.
Built by Mozilla. Here's what those commitments mean for the data you send to Tabstack.
Tabstack and our contracted model providers do not use your payloads to train models under the agreements governing the service.
You control request history. An organization admin can turn off detailed data collection in the console to stop storing new request payloads. Operational and security logs still apply, as described in our Privacy Notice.
Pilo is the open-source automation engine and the self-hosted path when you need control of the browser.
Add Tabstack through an integration, SDK, CLI, or direct API call. Bring research, extraction, and browser automation into your existing workflow without running the browsers yourself.
Agent and framework integrations
No. Tabstack does not train models on customer payloads.
No. Your model or agent calls Tabstack. Tabstack handles the browser and web workflow and returns the result.
The Trust page explains what is processed, what is never trained on, and where hosted processing ends and self-hosted Pilo begins.
No. Tabstack manages the browsers and web interactions. If you need to run the automation engine yourself, Pilo is open source.
A search API returns links. Tabstack Research searches live sources, reads the pages, and returns cited findings, so your model gets the research without reading every page itself.
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