Scouts by Yutori: Always-on AI Agents that Monitor the Web for You

If keeping track of the internet feels like a full-time job, you're not alone. Chasing airfare deals, tracking updates on niche topics, or trying to book a reservation at a restaurant that's always booked, most of us don't have time to keep hitting refresh. But we are in 2025, remember? There's a smarter way to track the information you care about online using AI agents that are always monitoring the internet for you.

What Is Scouts by Yutori?

Scouts by Yutori is always-on AI agents that monitor the web for anything you care about. This is a new AI-based tool that monitors the web for exactly what you tell it to, then alerts you when it finds something useful, without any downloads, no tabs left open overnight, and no constant checking—just results when they matter.

Scouts is a system of AI agents that work in the background to track specific web-based information for you, like headlines, research papers, price changes, rare product drops, availability alerts, and more. It's like a flexible, always-on AI agent that takes instructions and gets to work immediately, sending updates directly to your inbox.

Here's what makes Scouts stand out:

• Track Anything That Matters: You just describe what you're looking for, and Scouts gets to work whether you're monitoring flights, deals, sports tickets, or niche academic papers.

• Smart, Specific Monitoring: You can point Scouts to exact web pages or tell it to watch broader topics. It can even handle detailed instructions like "daily updates at 10 a.m." or "only notify me if the price dips below $100."

• Always-On Agents: These AI agents don't sit inactive; they are always on, operating around the clock in the cloud, scanning dozens of sites at once without draining your browser or devices.

• Browser Actions and Filtering: It operates browser tasks, applies filters, and pulls out the relevant info, almost like you're watching it do the job—except you don't have to.

• Audit and Transparency: Curious about how it found what it found? You can see the steps each Scout took, including a list of actions and the pages it visited, offering clarity and trust in the process.

Currently, Scouts can't access information behind authentication walls, but Yutori says that's on the roadmap. As more of the web becomes locked down or personalized, solving for that access will be key.