dat.ai

dat.ai builds infrastructure that gives AI agents access to real, physical browsers rather than headless or virtualized ones, aiming to reduce bot detection when agents interact with websites. The product connects through a single Model Context Protocol (MCP) integration, allowing developers to route agent traffic through real devices located in more than 100 countries.

The platform is designed to work with any AI agent framework, positioning itself as an infrastructure layer for developers building autonomous web-browsing agents that need to avoid triggering anti-bot systems used by many websites. Use cases likely include web scraping, automated testing, and agentic workflows that require authenticated or geographically distributed browser sessions.

Specific details on the company's founding date, headquarters, leadership, employee count, and funding history are not publicly confirmed.