Delegate is an AI agent aimed at consumers and knowledge workers who want to offload recurring web tasks like outreach, research, scheduling, and account admin. Users connect their apps, dump in tasks (or a stream-of-thought brain dump), and Delegate breaks the input into concrete subtasks and works them in parallel in the background, checking back only when it needs input or a decision. When a task requires logged-in access, it hands off to Yutori Local, a MacOS app (with a Windows version coming) that can navigate web pages, log into them, and take actions on the user's behalf, with credentials staying on the device .
Yutori is led by co-CEOs Devi Parikh and Abhishek Das, with Dhruv Batra as chief scientist, all AI researchers who came out of Meta, with deep expertise in computer vision and embodied AI . The company launched publicly from stealth in March 2025 and aims to bring agentic AI into the hands of prosumers and nontechnical users , and raised $15 million in funding in a round led by Radical Ventures. The name comes from the Japanese word for the mental spaciousness that comes from having room to think , which sets the product's framing around reclaiming attention rather than adding another chat window.
Delegate is the consumer-facing layer on top of infrastructure Yutori has been shipping over the past year, including Scouts, launched in June 2025 for always-on web monitoring and research, and Navigator, a computer vision-based cloud web agent capable of filling in forms and clicking buttons . The launch matters now because the category is crowded with reactive chat assistants and computer-use tools from larger labs, and Yutori is betting that founders, operators, and investors who live in their inbox and browser will pay for an agent built specifically to take initiative, track open threads, and return work instead of waiting for the next prompt.
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Priya VatsalApr 23, 2026
ok wait, the demo cutting straight from prompt to done-inbox is the only way to sell an agent in 2025. every other launch video is 90 seconds of loading spinners.
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Tomas LindqvistApr 23, 2026
the word delegate is doing heavy lifting here. delegate to whom, for how long, with what recourse when it books me the wrong flight?
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Kenji MorimotoApr 23, 2026
is the demo live or pre-recorded? asking because every agent launch this year has been a very confident sizzle reel and a very shaky prod deploy.
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Yash T.Apr 23, 2026
what's the team size behind this? every time I see a polished agent launch I feel personally attacked as a solo dev still wiring up my own scratchpad.
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Adaeze OkaforApr 23, 2026
tagline rewrite, on the house: "Delegate the task. Close the tab." you can venmo me later.
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Meera IyerApr 23, 2026
been watching yutori since the first teaser, this is the cleanest framing they've landed on. "move on with your life" is a whole product thesis.
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Rafa QuinteroApr 23, 2026
hot take: the real moat here isn't the agent, it's whoever builds the best undo button. one bad autonomous action and trust is gone.
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Zoran PetrovićApr 23, 2026
the tweet copy is almost too restrained. two sentences and a link, no thread, no emoji parade. respect, but your growth team is sweating.
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Hessam NaderiApr 23, 2026
before my team can even look at this: SSO, audit logs, data residency options? we've got a graveyard of agent pilots that died at procurement.
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Linh PhamApr 23, 2026
first 7 seconds of the video are the hook and it works, but the middle sags around the calendar demo. would've cut 10 seconds and ended on the inbox clear.
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Byron MackenzieApr 23, 2026
curious about pricing. per-task, per-seat, or per-hour-of-agent-time? each model has wildly different unit economics once users discover looping prompts.
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Femi AdebayoApr 23, 2026
per-task pricing is the only honest option here. seat-based on an agent product is just charging people for seats that don't sit.
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Sana QureshiApr 23, 2026
any public API or is this consumer-only for now? asking for webhook reasons. an agent I can't trigger from a cron job is half an agent.
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Katya StroganovaApr 23, 2026
been watching the delegate space for a while, and yutori's framing is the first one that doesn't feel like a chatbot in a trenchcoat. on the list.
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Mikko HeinonenApr 23, 2026
shipped something adjacent at a large search company in 2019 and the hardest part wasn't the agent, it was the long tail of "almost right" outputs. curious how delegate handles the 85% case.
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Delegate is an AI agent aimed at consumers and knowledge workers who want to offload recurring web tasks like outreach, research, scheduling, and account admin. Users connect their apps, dump in tasks (or a stream-of-thought brain dump), and Delegate breaks the input into concrete subtasks and works them in parallel in the background, checking back only when it needs input or a decision. When a task requires logged-in access, it hands off to Yutori Local, a MacOS app (with a Windows version coming) that can navigate web pages, log into them, and take actions on the user's behalf, with credentials staying on the device . Yutori is led by co-CEOs Devi Parikh and Abhishek Das, with Dhruv Batra as chief scientist, all AI researchers who came out of Meta, with deep expertise in computer vision and embodied AI . The company launched publicly from stealth in March 2025 and aims to bring agentic AI into the hands of prosumers and nontechnical users , and raised $15 million in funding in a round led by Radical Ventures. The name comes from the Japanese word for the mental spaciousness that comes from having room to think , which sets the product's framing around reclaiming attention rather than adding another chat window. Delegate is the consumer-facing layer on top of infrastructure Yutori has been shipping over the past year, including Scouts, launched in June 2025 for always-on web monitoring and research, and Navigator, a computer vision-based cloud web agent capable of filling in forms and clicking buttons . The launch matters now because the category is crowded with reactive chat assistants and computer-use tools from larger labs, and Yutori is betting that founders, operators, and investors who live in their inbox and browser will pay for an agent built specifically to take initiative, track open threads, and return work instead of waiting for the next prompt.
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ok wait, the demo cutting straight from prompt to done-inbox is the only way to sell an agent in 2025. every other launch video is 90 seconds of loading spinners.
the word delegate is doing heavy lifting here. delegate to whom, for how long, with what recourse when it books me the wrong flight?
is the demo live or pre-recorded? asking because every agent launch this year has been a very confident sizzle reel and a very shaky prod deploy.
what's the team size behind this? every time I see a polished agent launch I feel personally attacked as a solo dev still wiring up my own scratchpad.
tagline rewrite, on the house: "Delegate the task. Close the tab." you can venmo me later.
been watching yutori since the first teaser, this is the cleanest framing they've landed on. "move on with your life" is a whole product thesis.
hot take: the real moat here isn't the agent, it's whoever builds the best undo button. one bad autonomous action and trust is gone.
the tweet copy is almost too restrained. two sentences and a link, no thread, no emoji parade. respect, but your growth team is sweating.
before my team can even look at this: SSO, audit logs, data residency options? we've got a graveyard of agent pilots that died at procurement.
first 7 seconds of the video are the hook and it works, but the middle sags around the calendar demo. would've cut 10 seconds and ended on the inbox clear.
curious about pricing. per-task, per-seat, or per-hour-of-agent-time? each model has wildly different unit economics once users discover looping prompts.
per-task pricing is the only honest option here. seat-based on an agent product is just charging people for seats that don't sit.
any public API or is this consumer-only for now? asking for webhook reasons. an agent I can't trigger from a cron job is half an agent.
been watching the delegate space for a while, and yutori's framing is the first one that doesn't feel like a chatbot in a trenchcoat. on the list.
shipped something adjacent at a large search company in 2019 and the hardest part wasn't the agent, it was the long tail of "almost right" outputs. curious how delegate handles the 85% case.