Surfer 2

Surfer 2 is a cross-platform computer-use agent from H Company. It is described as a unified architecture for real and impactful use cases, built to move from models that know to agents that do and to operate reliably in digital environments.

The system runs on desktop, web, and mobile environments. H Company says it separates strategic planning from tactical execution: an orchestrator module can decompose a primary goal into sub-tasks, assign them to sub-agents, and use their reports to decide whether to produce a final output, move to the next sub-task, or replan after failure. Surfer 2 also follows a ReAct loop, assessing progress at each step and choosing its next action accordingly. Its reliability is tied to components for visual grounding, task validation, failure recovery, and an integration layer that translates actions into system control.

H Company reports state-of-the-art results on four agentic benchmarks spanning desktop, web, and mobile: OSWorld, WebVoyager, WebArena, and AndroidWorld. The page says Surfer 2 surpasses human performance on desktop and mobile environments, and that it outperforms systems developed by OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google on those benchmarks. It also states that Surfer 2 integrates third-party frontier models and Holo1.5 models in a unified architecture. The page refers to Surfer-H as the company’s original web browsing agent and says Surfer 2 builds on what was learned from it.

The product page presents Surfer 2 as an H Company offering and includes a Book a demo prompt. It also says the runs are extremely costly and that H Company is focused on training Holo2 to deliver similar performance at a fraction of the cost. No licensing terms are given on the page.