Allow screen help
Accessibility lets Surf read and act on your screen.
A little help
with Surf.
Clear answers, without the runaround.
New to Surf?
Start right here.
Surf works as an overlay on Android. Ask about your screen, describe a task, or draw around the thing you need help with.
Ask in your own words
Use text, voice or drawing to explain what you need.
Review before paying
Check the merchant, items and total before you approve.
Plans
01What does Surf Free include?
50 messages and actions per month. The preview does not create an account or start a plan.
02How much is Pro?
USD 19.99 per month. In India, Rs 1,999 + GST per month. Usage and purchase details will be confirmed before checkout. Teams is coming soon.
Using Surf
01What is Surf?
Surf is an on-screen Android agent. Ask it to help with a task in your apps, then follow its progress. This website is a product preview.
02What can it do?
Shopping, bookings, messages and forms are the starting points. Task support depends on the app, permissions and verification steps. The scenes here are illustrative.
03Will it pay without asking?
No. Surf shows the merchant, items and total on a tap-to-approve card. No approval means no payment.
Permissions & Accessibility
01Why does it need Accessibility permission?
Android Accessibility lets Surf read screen content and tap or type for you. Grant it only when you want Surf to act. You can turn it off in Android Settings at any time.
02Can I turn access off?
Yes. Use Android Settings → Accessibility → Surf to disable the service. Without that access, Surf cannot read and operate app screens on your behalf.
03Does every app work?
No universal compatibility is promised. App restrictions, changed screens, logins and verification can require your help.
Account & privacy
01What happens to passwords and OTPs?
Use secure input. OTPs and passwords are never sent to the model. Sensitive data is redacted before AI calls, and user data is not used for training.
02Can I manage or delete my account here?
This preview has no connected account system. Account controls and the verified support contact will be published when available.
Getting help
01Where can I report a problem?
Visit Support for current contact availability and the preview form. It is not connected yet, so do not rely on it to send a request.
02Should I share a password or OTP with support?
No. Never put passwords, one-time codes or payment credentials in a support message.
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