Shuffle

The widest product in this directory and the one our own record had the narrowest view of. Shuffle generates images, video, music and games in the thread, keeps named companion characters with their own look and personality, runs a creator studio, and carries out tasks on third-party sites on your behalf. It costs $8 a month for unlimited chat and it answers for free.

Its privacy policy is the most detailed account anywhere here of what happens when an agent uses the web for you. It says the task runs on browser and automation infrastructure the company uses as a service provider, that this provider sees every page the task visits and everything the task types into them including a sign-in you give during the task, and that a connected account leaves the signed-in session held by that provider. It never names the provider. That is a fuller disclosure than any of the products that name one, and a missing name at the end of it.

Credentials get their own treatment. It states that verification codes and credentials handed over to finish a task are kept only as long as the task needs and are never used for model training, which sits alongside a general training position of yes with an email opt-out that applies to future data only.

Two things are unusual enough to note plainly. It shares device identifiers and usage data with advertising partners including Meta and Google Ads, says this may count as a sale or a sharing under California law, and states that message content, images and phone numbers are not part of it. And it contemplates minors using the service with a parent's consent, which almost nothing else here does.