Built, in testing, not yet released

A browser where you hold the controls.

A web browser with color tab groups and privacy protection. A helper can browse for you, and hands the controls back when it reaches a step it should not do alone.

What you see

Tabs in color groups

Group your tabs by color. Idle tabs can go to sleep to save power.

A smart address bar

Type a sum, a unit change, or a word to define, and get the answer right there.

A privacy panel

See which trackers a page uses. Links are cleaned of tracking tags.

You stay in control

Your helper hands the controls back to you.

It never solves a "prove you are human" check. The bell says a task needs you, and you finish the step yourself. A request nobody answers ends after 15 minutes.

Step by step

  1. Browse as usual

    Open tabs, group them, and use guest or private windows when you want to.

  2. Check privacy

    Open the panel to see trackers, a privacy checkup, and a scan of what you download.

  3. Ask a helper to browse

    Start it from chat or from Automated Tasks, and watch what it does.

  4. Take over when asked

    When a step needs you, a card asks you to finish it.

Questions

Does the summary feature read every page?

No. Page summaries and writing help are off until you turn them on, and stay off on private, banking, health, and password pages.

Does it save my passwords?

It can suggest a strong password and offer to save it to your Password Manager.

Can I use it today?

Not yet. The app is built and in testing, and it has not been released.