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Agelum Browser for macOS, Windows and Linux

A browser built around your apps and your sessions.

Keep work, personal and client accounts in isolated sessions. Open your apps from one desktop. Tabs stay grouped by site, and your passwords stay in a vault only you unlock.

Free · Coming soon · Also for Windows and Linux

What's inside

Everything a working day needs, nothing it doesn't.

An app desktop

Group your web apps into cards and drag them between groups. Each app runs in its own sandboxed view, opened from the bar on the left.

Isolated sessions

Named sessions keep their own cookies, sign-ins and proxy. Be signed in to two accounts of the same site, side by side.

Tabs grouped by site

Pages of the same site share one tab, with their pages in a second row. Hover a tab for back, reload, bookmark and Read later.

A vault you unlock

Saved passwords, addresses and cards, encrypted with your system keychain. Touch ID or a PIN before anything sensitive is used.

Bring your history

Import bookmarks and history from Chrome, Brave, Edge, Arc, Firefox, Safari and more, into the session you choose.

An agent beside your apps

Apps that provide an agent open it in a side panel, next to the page you're working on.

Sessions

One window. Every account kept apart.

Each session is its own browser inside the browser. Pick which saved credentials it may use and route it through its own proxy. Private sessions forget everything when they end.

  • Bookmarks and Read later per session
  • Site permissions per session and site
  • App groups open their apps in the session they're bound to
Work
github.comlinear.appmail.google.com
Personal
mail.google.comyoutube.com
Acme
acme.crm.iovia proxy
New session

Security

Passkeys, security keys and a vault that asks first.

Touch ID passkeys

Sign in to sites with passkeys bound to this device, kept separate per session.

Security keys

USB and NFC FIDO keys for two-step sign-in. Touch the key when it blinks.

Step-up unlock

Touch ID or your vault PIN before saved credentials are filled in.

Agents can't read them

Your page passwords and cards are kept apart from the secrets apps and agents may use.

For developers

Ship your web app as an Agelum app.

Describe it in a manifest, ask for the permissions it needs, and use the window.host API. Add a plugin for work that runs outside the page, or an agent provider for the side panel.

  • App manifest
  • Host API
  • Plugins
  • Permissions
  • Extensions
manifest.jsonexamples/hello-app
{
  "manifestVersion": 1,
  "id": "hello-app",
  "name": "Hello App",
  "version": "0.1.0",
  "entry": { "type": "bundle", "path": "dist" },
  "permissions": ["storage", "notifications"],
  "plugin": { "main": "plugin.mjs" }
}

Get Agelum Browser.

Downloads are coming soon.

macOS

Your system

Apple silicon and Intel · .dmg

Windows

Windows 10 and 11 · .exe

Linux

.AppImage and .deb

Sign in with Google to download. Each account can download 5 times a month.

SHA-256 checksums and older versions on the downloads page.

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