Your agents use your PC and browse any page.
Local MCP for Windows, made in Rust.
Free
- Browser in DOM mode
- Undetectable browsing mode
- Native OCR
- Capture zones
- Change detection
- Action log and sounds
Pro
- Everything in Free
- Action scripting
- Mini button captures
- Also controls your remote PCs
Full Pro free for the first 60 days.
Features
All in one
Browser and desktop in a single server.
Cheaper than Computer Use
89% fewer vision tokens: sends only what changed.
Simulated 20-turn benchmarkStandard MCP
Any model. Tested on Claude Code.
Browser in DOM mode
Reads the page through its code, without images. For sites that allow automation.
Full read: 24–34 msUndetectable browsing mode
Your everyday browser, with a real mouse and keyboard. For demanding sites.
navigator.webdriver = falseNative OCR
Reads the text on screen without sending images to the agent.
Capture zones
Looks only at the part of the screen that matters, not the whole screen.
Change detection
Sends only what changed since the last look, and can wait for something to change.
Action log and sounds
Every action is recorded; optional sound cues.
Action scripting
PRORecord a desktop task as a Macro and repeat it with a single call.
Mini button captures
PROSave a button once in Elements; the agent finds it and presses it.
Also controls your remote PCs
PROOver an SSH tunnel, with your own keys.
Examples
- Paperwork on web portals
- Windows programs without an API
- Extracting data from web pages
- Testing your own application
- Changing Windows settings
- Repeating desktop tasksPRO
Install
- Download the installer (Verdesk_x.y.z_x64-setup.exe) from GitHub Releases.
- Run it. It doesn't ask for administrator rights; when it finishes, the Verdesk icon sits in the system tray.
- Click the tray icon → Settings → Connection → Copy prompt, and paste it into your agent's terminal (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, etc.).
- Close and reopen your agent's terminal so it loads the MCP server.