Browser infrastructure for AI agents that need to finish real web tasks.

Nina designs, builds, and operates the browser and access layer behind your agent. Your team keeps the agent logic and product stack. We handle the browsers, identities, sessions, and recovery that production websites require.

What Nina builds

Access for difficult websites

Real-browser and browser-compatible HTTP clients, chosen for each target. We handle bot checks, CAPTCHAs, complex sign-ins, request signing, and encrypted payloads when the workflow requires them.

Infrastructure for production

Managed browser-worker pools, residential proxies, geographic and sticky sessions, token lifecycle management, caching, scheduling, and queues. The system is built around your workflow and expected volume.

When this is the right fit

  • Protected data extraction. Your agent needs structured data from sites that challenge stock automation tools.
  • Authenticated workflows. The task involves signing in, maintaining a session, and completing several actions in the right order.
  • Long-running agents. Browser crashes, expired tokens, and proxy failures need to become recoverable events rather than failed customer tasks.
  • High-volume production. You need queues, worker management, monitoring, and reliability testing in addition to page automation.

Your integration stays small

Connect an existing Playwright or Puppeteer workflow to a Nina-managed browser endpoint, or call an API for a completed workflow. There is no need to rebuild your agent around our internal systems.

import { chromium } from "playwright";

const browser = await chromium.connectOverCDP(
  process.env.NINA_ENDPOINT
);
const page = await browser.newPage();
await page.goto("https://supplier.example");

The endpoint is one part of the service. Nina handles the browser identity, proxy and session lifecycle, retries, and recovery behind it.

Reliability is part of the build

We test the access workflow before it becomes a production dependency. That includes offline evaluation, load testing, and reliability testing, followed by monitoring, retries, circuit breakers, and automated recovery on AWS.

  1. Define the workflow.We map the target pages, authentication, data or action required, and the point where the agent currently fails.
  2. Build the access path.We choose HTTP, a real browser, or a hybrid approach and implement the identity and session behavior the target expects.
  3. Test failure conditions.We exercise expired sessions, proxy loss, browser crashes, challenge changes, and target errors before production.
  4. Operate and maintain it.We watch the workflow, investigate failures, and update the system as the target changes.

Common questions

Is Nina a self-serve browser API?

No. Nina is a technical consulting and managed engineering service. We build and maintain the access system around your targets and workflows, with an API or browser endpoint for your agent.

Can we keep our existing agent and framework?

Yes. Your agent can connect through Playwright, Puppeteer, or an API. The service is designed around your product rather than a required agent framework.

Do you work with mobile-only workflows?

Yes. When the required workflow exists only in a mobile app, we can analyze Android, Flutter, and Xamarin applications, reconstruct their network protocols, and build standalone API clients.

What happens at the start of an engagement?

We review the target, task, use case, and expected volume. You then receive a technical approach, scope, timeline, and price before implementation starts.

Related engineering

Give your agent a browser layer built for production.

Tell us the target, the task, and where the current workflow fails. We will review it and propose the right access architecture.

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