Run your socials
Draft, schedule, and reply from a workspace that shows every click before it lands.
Screen-native work, in view
Glasshand is a visible workspace for AI agents. Hand over the task, watch the next move, and keep the final handoff human.

What can the hand do?
Exactly the kinds of tasks that need a screen: writing, checking, navigating, and following through.
Draft, schedule, and reply from a workspace that shows every click before it lands.
Walk through sign-in, checkout, and edge cases on a visible screen your team can review.
Work through repetitive browser tasks with a clear trail, approval points, and room to step in.
The control surface
A browser-native workspace for agent work. You see the page, the intended action, and the handoff before anything becomes final.
Glasshand is software. It does not claim affiliation with device makers or the applications shown in a run.
Why this shape
Agent work is easier to trust when the screen is part of the conversation. Glasshand makes the handoff legible instead of hiding it behind a spinner.
Glasshand keeps the page, the intended action, and the result together. You are never asked to trust a progress bar with no context.
Pause at the moments that matter: before sending, before submitting, before anything leaves your account.
A run reads as one continuous handoff, so teammates can understand what happened without reconstructing a chat log.
Step in, correct the direction, or finish the last move yourself. The workspace is designed for collaboration, not theatre.
How it works
A simple loop: give direction, watch the state, approve the move. That is the whole rhythm.
Sign in with Google and describe the screen-based outcome. One clear run, one visible starting point.
See the next action, the page state, and the handoff in one place before the work moves forward.
Step in, edit, or sign off. The trail stays readable from the first click to the last check.
Every session opens with one stated goal and a clear starting state, so the agent is not guessing at intent.
Only the pages and details needed for the current task belong in view. Approval points are part of the plan.
Finish with a readable record of what changed, what was checked, and what still needs a human decision.
Small print, clear answers
The short version: software, Google account access, paid plans, and a human review point that stays visible.
Glasshand is a browser-based workspace where AI agents can take on screen-based work while a human keeps the page, the next action, and the final handoff in view.
Glasshand is designed around a model-agnostic control pattern: observe the screen, propose an action, then verify the result. The current site previews the shared run surface and queue.
Yes. The workspace is built for repeatable browser work such as drafting replies, reviewing sign-in and checkout flows, or handling routine account administration with approval points.
No additional hardware is required. Glasshand runs in your browser and gives the agent a visible, software-defined place to work.
No. Glasshand starts with a paid plan so run capacity and review expectations stay predictable.
Paid plans are billed securely through Stripe Checkout. You are taken directly to Stripe after choosing a plan, with no in-app card form or payment-method chooser.
Glasshand keeps the account and run context needed to provide the workspace. You can request access or deletion at hello@glasshand.lol.
No. Glasshand is an independent software product and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Apple, Google, Meta, or any application referenced on this site.
Ready when you are
Sign in, choose a paid workspace, and put the next screen-based task in view.