Cyberdesk

Cyberdesk is a computer use agent for Windows that automates legacy desktop software through its user interface. Developers install a driver on any physical or virtual Windows machine, describe a workflow in plain English, such as opening an electronic health record and adding a patient, and then trigger that workflow through an API. The computer use engine operates the applications on screen, which lets teams automate EHRs, ERPs and other desktop systems that offer no usable integration. The product is aimed at developers building automations for clients in healthcare, finance and logistics. Typical jobs include data entry and extraction across EHR and EMR systems, pulling data from financial platforms, reconciling accounts, filing forms in accounting software, and reading and writing records in legacy logistics portals. TypeScript and Python SDKs come with scheduling, retries and error handling built in. A dashboard shows workflows, run logs and connected machines. Intelligent caching makes repeated desktop tasks cheaper, faster and deterministic, with fallbacks for edge cases, and the driver needs no firewall rules, VPN or proxy. Cyberdesk does not publish prices. Its pricing page renders no plan details, and the home page directs cost questions to the founders, so pricing should be treated as quote based. The company is backed by Y Combinator and publishes a trust center describing its security posture. The platform targets Windows specifically, which matters for teams whose target applications run on other desktop operating systems.