CloudWalk, the Brazilian fintech behind InfinitePay, launched Pierre Computer. The feature gives its Pierre AI assistant a computer to browse online stores and complete purchases. The service already reaches more than 2 million users.
How the tool works
Users describe a task and close the app. The agent then browses stores, compares prices, and fills checkout details on its own. It connects to Gmail, Google Calendar, Notion, and Slack.
Limits and payments
Pierre asks for approval before completing purchases by default. Customers can set limits by category, including R$5,000 for flights. Payments can use the Pierre One card, which offers 3% back on eligible purchases.
Company and user growth
CloudWalk owns InfinitePay and reported an annual revenue pace near US$1.7 billion in March. Pierre was created in July 2025 by Lucas Porto and acquired by CloudWalk about a month later. Users have exchanged more than 80 million messages with the assistant and built more than 5 million custom agents.
The tool is available through a waitlist and is included in paid plans. Subscriptions start at R$39 per month. Some retailers, including Mercado Livre, restrict automated shopping traffic.
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