Free computer-use agents race through real browser work
This project is scheduled for launch
Launch date: Thursday, December 31, 2026 at 08:00 AM UTC

Coarena gives anyone free access to computer-use agents for practical browser work and lets people compare how leading agents actually perform. Enter one real task and two frontier agents attempt that same task simultaneously in separate live computer sessions. Watch both approaches side by side, inspect the completed outcomes, and vote for the stronger result before the model identities are revealed. After the blind vote, Coarena reveals the agents and records the outcome in a public computer-use leaderboard.
This creates useful work for the person who submitted the task and transparent comparison evidence for the broader AI community. Suitable tasks include online research, structured data entry, website navigation, content preparation and other browser workflows that can be judged from their finished state. Coarena publishes benchmark and governance pages explaining the evidence and participation rules, so users can understand how results are produced. It is built for individuals who want computer-use help, builders evaluating agent reliability, and researchers who prefer observable task outcomes over brand reputation.
Comments will be available once the project is launched.