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Genspark's Hub is documented as a centralized workspace where you upload files once and they are available across all conversations. Your work is not in a workspace. It is in the sheet four people have open right now, the record your colleague updated on Tuesday, and the thread where you owe someone a reply. So the good result arrives one step short. You get the deck back, you export it as PDF, PPTX or Google Slides, you open the real file, and you move it across by hand. Strawberry is the browser, so your AI companion is already inside those files. What comes back is the existing sheet, updated, with the source sitting beside every number in it.
| What you are weighing | Strawberry | |
|---|---|---|
| What happens to the report your team already has | Your AI companion writes this month's numbers into that sheet, with the source linked beside each one. | AI Sheets is documented as editing directly in the sheet, refining with follow-up prompts, or exporting as.xlsx for further use. |
| The last step before the work counts as finished | There is no export, because the row goes into your sheet and the note waits in your inbox as a draft. | AI Slides ends by reviewing, refining and exporting as PDF, PPTX or Google Slides. |
| Where your files sit while the work happens | Your files stay in the team drive and the thread they already live in, so nobody has to open anything new to receive your work. | The Hub is documented as a centralized workspace where you upload files once and they are available across all conversations. |
| Reaching the accounts the numbers live in | Strawberry is the browser you are already signed into, including the internal admin page your team built in 2023. | Genspark ships a browser for macOS 15 or later and Windows, with a store connecting Discord, GitHub, Notion, Slack and 700+ other tools. |
| How the work reaches the tools your team opens | 2,000+ integrations, so the update arrives in Gmail, Sheets, Slack, Notion, Linear or your CRM as a real record. | Its Chrome extension is documented as a sidebar where the assistant clicks buttons, fills out forms, and extracts data on your behalf. |
| What you approve first, and what you can undo | Every connected action is set to ask, always allow or off, approval opens an editor, and every file keeps version history with 30 days of recovery. | Not documented in the sources cited on this page. |
Updating the report is the job. Making a new one is not.
Think about the report you rebuild every month.
Say it was the channel report your head of marketing presents. The numbers sit in your ad accounts and your analytics. The report itself is a sheet in the team drive, and four people have it open right now.
You are not making a report. You are updating the one that already exists, without breaking the tab someone built in March.
It is slow because a person has to open each account, find the number, and put it in the right row. Strawberry takes that job. Your AI companion signs into the ad accounts as you, reads the analytics, and writes the numbers into that sheet with the source linked beside each one. The note your head of marketing sends round afterwards is waiting in your inbox as a draft.
Every export is a step you should not have to take.
Genspark's AI Slides builds the deck inside its own workspace, and the final step is to review, refine, and export as PDF, PPTX, or Google Slides. AI Sheets ends the same way, where you edit directly in the sheet, refine with follow-up prompts, or export as.xlsx for further use. Its Hub is a centralized workspace where you upload files once and they are available across all conversations.
Export sounds like a formality. It is the moment the work stops being finished. Someone still has to open the real file, paste it in, fix the formatting, and check nothing downstream broke.
Strawberry never produces a copy for you to move. The row goes into your sheet. The reply goes into the thread it belongs to. The record is updated against the record itself, with the evidence attached. Nobody on your team has to open anything new to receive your work.
The numbers live in your ad accounts, so that is where your AI companion has to sign in.
Your AI companion opens the ad accounts with the login you already use, then the analytics.
It then opens the admin page your team built in 2023, which has no documentation and no app.
That is also why it reaches 2,000+ integrations. You can connect more than one account for the same app and set which one is the default. The agency login and your own can both be there, without guessing between them.
Genspark ships its own browser for macOS 15 or later and Windows, with an Autopilot Mode and a store that connects Discord, GitHub, Notion, Slack and 700+ other tools. Its Chrome extension adds a sidebar where the assistant clicks buttons, fills out forms, and extracts data on your behalf.
The question is not who has a browser. It is where the result is standing when the work is done, and whether your colleague has to fetch it.
You decide, action by action, what it may do without asking.
Reading the ad accounts is not the same decision as sending a note, and neither is overwriting a row somebody else is using. Strawberry asks about each separately.
Every connected action is set to ask, always allow, or off. Reading the ad accounts can run unattended. Writing into the shared sheet can wait for you. Payments can be off entirely.
When something does need approval you get a real editor. You see the destination, the recipient, the full text and the attachments before any of it moves. On a reply it shows the address it resolved so you can correct it, and the rest of the thread stays out unless you put it back.
Working in your own files also means being able to see what changed. Every file in your Strawberry workspace keeps version history, showing when it changed and why. Anything deleted stays in Recently deleted for 30 days, with a Restore all that recovers a bad afternoon in one pass.
Next month it should run without you, and then belong to your team.
The channel report is not a one-off.
Neither is the weekly sweep, the Monday summary, or the check nobody remembers until it is late.
Save the job once and Strawberry keeps how you like it done. It reads the accounts you named, it leaves the rows you told it not to touch, and it stops where you want to look before it carries on.
Then give it a schedule, or a trigger such as a new email arriving. Every run records what it did and what it cost, so the automated work is auditable rather than mysterious.
Then hand it over. Send the AI companion to your head of marketing and its memory, its skills and its instructions travel with it. They connect the ad accounts once, under their own sign-in. The report keeps happening while you are on holiday. Your team workspace holds the shared files and process, and shared team credits cover whoever needs them.
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