AI Browser

Features (in development)

• Tabbed browsing with ads and trackers blocked from the first page.
• Per-site shield: list of collectors, company mapping, and a compact knowledge graph of who sits behind the domains you load.
• Conscious consent sheet instead of opaque cookie walls - allow, essential-only, or block by purpose and vendor.
• Separate identities (personal, persona, anonymous) with isolated cookies and storage; incognito sessions that leave nothing behind.
• Local AI to summarise privacy policies and explain trackers; cloud Q&A with sources only when you explicitly opt in.
• Optional partner VPN with stronger defaults for persona and anonymous modes.
• Editable start page, interest-based news feed, and Pro controls - bookmarks, history, and downloads stay on the phone by default.

Why it is privacy-first

Mainstream browsers hide the tracking economy behind a blank address bar. AI Browser is designed so the data flow is visible and local-first:

Page load → block/classify trackers → show vendors → your consent → local vault (optional VPN / opt-in AI)

• Local-first vault - history, bookmarks, downloads, and consent decisions stay on device; they are not uploaded to build product features.
• Deny by default - non-essential analytics, ads, and social trackers are blocked unless you allow them for that identity and site.
• Identity isolation - personal, persona, and anonymous profiles never share cookies or storage.
• AI without silent upload - explanations run on-device when possible; cloud AI is a separate, labelled mode.
• Honest limits - automated policy scores are estimates, not legal advice; VPN is not the same as anonymity.