The Browser Company's AI-native browser — tabs that think, search that browses for you.
Arc is the most radical rethink of what a browser can be since Chrome. Vertical tabs, spaces for projects, easels for visual work, and a built-in AI agent (Arc Max) that can summarize pages, rename tabs automatically, and execute multi-step browsing tasks. In 2026 Arc is what Chrome would be if Google actually cared about user experience.
Who it's for: Knowledge workers drowning in tabs, researchers juggling 50+ open URLs, designers and writers who want a browser that does not feel like it was built in 2008.
Vertical sidebar with auto-archiving after 14 days. Spaces group tabs by project. The end of "I have 87 tabs open" shame.
Renames tab groups automatically, summarizes any page in 5 bullets, drafts emails from a URL, generates cover images.
Arc can browse 3-5 pages for you, extract the answer, and present it as a clean report. The first browser with a real Browse agent.
Whiteboard + screenshot annotation + notes on the side of any page. Perfect for design research.
Override any website's CSS. Hide ads, change fonts, recolor. No extension needed.
Sync tabs, spaces, and easels across Mac, Windows, iOS, Android. End-to-end encrypted.
Arc is the best browser for people who use their browser all day. The tab organization alone is worth switching for. The AI features are a real productivity multiplier, not a gimmick. If you live in Chrome and feel overwhelmed, give Arc a week.