Cloud is live. Build an automation, publish it, and it runs on our machines instead of yours — no desktop app left open, no computer left on. Here's the two-minute walkthrough.
Kyle builds a daily Yahoo News scraper in the cloud — start to finish, 2:19.
You don't have to opt in or learn anything new. Ask for an automation the way you always have — Copilot assumes cloud and asks if you'd rather use your desktop.
"Every day at 8am, scrape the top articles from Yahoo News." Copilot checks whether you already have an agent for it and starts planning the build.
Copilot asks before it builds. Use local desktop is still there for anything that has to run on your machine. Any step can be switched between computer and cloud later from its options.
For sites that need an account, set up a cloud profile and sign in once. The session persists, so the agent never has to build login logic. Public sites like Yahoo News need no profile at all.
The cloud browser streams live while Copilot works. Expand it, or take control yourself if it needs a nudge.
Turn it on and publish. The desktop app no longer has to stay open. It runs on schedule whether your computer is on or not.
Cloud hours were converted into app credits, so there's no separate meter to think about — but it does mean your monthly allowance is now what decides how much you can run unattended.
| Your tier | App credits / month | Cloud browser time |
|---|---|---|
| Tier 1 | 3,000 | up to ~1 hour |
| Tier 2 | 6,000 | up to ~2 hours |
| Tier 3 | 15,000 | up to ~5 hours |
| Tier 4 Popular | 30,000 | up to ~10 hours |
| Tier 5 | 75,000 | up to ~25 hours |
| Tier 6 | 150,000 | up to ~50 hours |
| Tier 7 | 300,000 | up to ~100 hours |
Ceilings, not guarantees — the actions inside your workflows draw from the same pool. Desktop browser blocks stay free.
The practical read: Tier 1 gives you about an hour of unattended cloud work a month. That's fine for one small daily job. If cloud is going to replace the machine humming in the corner of your office, you'll feel the ceiling quickly — and moving up a tier is the fix.
Your original purchase price credits in full toward any higher tier, so you only pay the gap — and on top of that, a one-time grant of bonus AI credits lands the moment you arrive on the new tier. Both close on September 1. This is an upgrade window, not a standing offer: when it ends, the upgrade page comes down.
One-time bonus AI credits — the credits Copilot spends building for you. Credited instantly on upgrade.
Widgets that visualize whatever your automations collect — and Copilot builds the table, the page and the charts from one chat message.
White LabelYour logo, your colors, your subdomain. Give clients a dashboard-only login where TaskMagic never appears — a Tier 7 feature.