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Akshay Shekhawat

Founder and CTO, named behind the Hyperbrowser listing on Anchor Terminal.

Akshay Shekhawat

Founder and CTO

Akshay Shekhawat is a founder of Hyperbrowser, a browser infrastructure company for AI agents from Y Combinator's Summer 2021 batch. He previously worked at Uber, according to his Y Combinator profile, and wrote Hyperbrowser's launch post presenting it as a way for agents to browse and scrape the web without getting blocked.

What Akshay builds

  • Hyperbrowser B · Browser automation

    Hyperbrowser, from S2 Labs Inc., runs hosted Chromium sessions that agents control over CDP, WebDriver or computer actions, with Fetch, Search, Crawl, Extract and cloud sandbox APIs. Access is by API key, SDKs, a stdio MCP server or x402.

    Founder and CTO, researched 27 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Akshay Shekhawat?

Akshay Shekhawat is a founder of Hyperbrowser, a browser infrastructure company for AI agents from Y Combinator's Summer 2021 batch. He previously worked at Uber, according to his Y Combinator profile, and wrote Hyperbrowser's launch post presenting it as a way for agents to browse and scrape the web without getting blocked.

What does S2 Labs Inc. make?

Anchor Terminal lists Hyperbrowser from S2 Labs Inc.. Hyperbrowser, from S2 Labs Inc., runs hosted Chromium sessions that agents control over CDP, WebDriver or computer actions, with Fetch, Search, Crawl, Extract and cloud sandbox APIs. Access is by API key, SDKs, a stdio MCP server or x402.

How are Akshay's tools graded?

Hyperbrowser is graded B, 67.1 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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