How Mysta Differs

Mysta positions the browser itself as the next-generation operating system. We inherit the reach of consumer browsers, the intent capture of search, and the reliability enterprises expect.

Area	Mysta Browser Agent	Search Engines & Classic Browsers	Legacy RPA / Site Bots
Value model	Completes tasks end-to-end; monetises recurring workflows and shared marketplaces	Monetises attention via ads or subscriptions	Charges per seat / per process
Deployment	Lightweight extension + supervisor surfaces; no vendor API dependency	Native apps controlled by platform owners	Thick clients tied to managed desktops
Adaptability	LLM planning with deterministic plugins and memory recall	Static ranking + limited automation	Rule-based scripts that break on DOM changes
Governance	Policy envelopes, audit trails, human checkpoints	Content policies but no task oversight	Minimal visibility, sparse logging
Ecosystem	Open skills/workflow marketplace; supports distributed execution nodes	Closed add-on stores, limited programmability	Siloed scripts per team
Scale ambition	Designed for billions of collaborating agents across consumer and enterprise surfaces	Billions of users but passive browsing	Thousands of bots inside IT-managed environments

The combined browser and search market is valued in trillions of dollars. Mysta targets that surface with a task-oriented model that aligns incentives between operators, contributors, and end users.