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A fast, private browser for iPhone and iPad.

No accounts, no ads, no analytics. Your history, your tabs, and even the AI run on your device.

Free on the App Store. For iPhone and iPad, iOS 18.4 and later.

Everything a browser needs. Nothing that watches you.

Private by architecture, not by toggle.

No account to make and no server that receives your data, because the app ships with no analytics, advertising, attribution, or crash-reporting code at all.

On-device AI

Summaries, cited answers, and research from a small model that runs on the phone. Or bring your own cloud key.

Blocked from launch

A built-in ad and tracker blocker with anti-fingerprinting, on the first time you open the app.

Offline translation

Translate pages on-device across 29 European language pairs. Nothing leaves the phone.

New

Reader that reads aloud

A clean reader view with sepia, light, and dark themes, plus offline Read Aloud and built-in Markdown and JSON viewers.

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New

Widgets, Siri and Spotlight

A Home Screen widget, plus New Tab, Private Tab, and Search shortcuts in Siri and Spotlight.

On-device password vault Web extensions Import and export as .zip Private tabs behind Face ID Anti-fingerprinting Custom blocklists Stacked tab cards iCloud sync and tab handoff

This is the whole thing.

Real screens, not renderings. A start page you build, a reader that reads to you, and answers drawn from the page in front of you.

The Browser start page showing the dot-matrix wordmark and a grid of favourite sites
A start page you make yours
Reader view of an academic paper in sepia, with the Read Aloud play control
Reader view, and it reads aloud
An AI summary of an article, condensed into bullet points
Summaries, made on your phone
Page menu with Translate, Ask The Browser, Reader Mode, Hide Distracting Items, Print and bookmark actions
Translate, ask, read. One tap from any page.
Browser menu with Reading List, Bookmarks, Recently Closed, Other Devices, Saved Sessions and New Private Tab
Sessions, other devices, private tabs
The tab switcher showing open tabs as stacked cards
Tabs as cards you flick through

These screenshots show third-party websites purely to demonstrate the app in use. All trademarks, logos, product names, and content shown belong to their respective owners, who are not affiliated with The Browser and do not sponsor or endorse it.

Privacy isn’t a setting. It’s the architecture.

There is nowhere for your data to go. The developer runs no accounts and operates no servers that receive it, so your browsing, searches, and bookmarks simply stay on your device.

Nothing collected

No analytics, no advertising, no attribution, no crash reporting. There is no tracking code to turn off, because there is none to begin with.

Local by default

History, bookmarks, tabs, favourites, and downloaded AI models live only on your device. iCloud Sync, if you turn it on, uses your own private iCloud.

Kept in the Keychain

Any AI provider keys stay in the device Keychain, never in plain settings. Your logins live in an on-device vault behind Face ID.

An AI that reads the page without the page leaving the phone.

Summaries that lead somewhere

Summarize any page into clean bullets, then tap an Ask about this chip to dig deeper. The summary hands straight off to a full conversation.

Answers with receipts

Ask the Browser searches the web, reads the results, and answers with tappable source chips so you can check the source.

Free on-device, or your own cloud key

Download a small model and run it fully offline and free, or add a provider key that goes straight to your provider, never through us.

Runs on-device models you choose:

Liquid LFM2 350M LFM2 700M LFM2 1.2B Phi-4-mini 3.8B Gemma 3 1B SmolLM2 Qwen2.5 or bring your own key

The wordmark is a widget you can make your own.

The dots you see across this page are the same dot-matrix that lives in the app, as a Home Screen and start-page widget. Type anything and watch it render.

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Browse like it’s yours alone.

Free on the App Store for iPhone and iPad. Download it, and everything stays on your device.