One window.
Everything in reach.

One command palette for everything.

Press Ctrl K to search open tabs, saved pages, history, notes and plugin commands and content. Matches are highlighted, with a preview alongside. Plugin search is coming soon with plugins.

Prefixes narrow your search: > for commands, @ for plugins, / for open tabs. The palette is also your address bar. Alt Enter searches the web.

Planned plugin commands can show small inline forms: type “lead”, enter a name and company, and create the lead without opening a tab.

Plugins are tabs. Coming soon

Forge, Notes and Fledge open alongside your web pages. A plugin tab shows its context, such as “Forge · my-project”. Close it and the plugin stays in the sidebar, dimmed and ready to reopen.

The built-ins use the same public interface as third-party plugins: the same tab, the same palette commands and the same search.

A sidebar that makes room.

The 264-pixel sidebar holds navigation, a four-column favourites grid, plugins, open tabs, saved pages and folders, and tools at the bottom. Drag its edge to collapse it to icons or hide it. Hover at the window’s left edge to reveal it without moving your page.

Ctrl Alt S pins or hides the sidebar. The page sits in a softly rounded card, inset from the window’s edge.

Five themes. Your own accent.

Graphite, Haze, Glass, Tint and Paper set the tone. Pick your accent separately. Transparent themes keep web pages solid; Reduce transparency replaces Haze and Glass with Graphite.

Local-first and private.

Tabs, history, saved pages and settings live in a local database with daily snapshots. Search ranks what is already on your machine. Keystrokes are not sent away while you search.

Optional page-text memory helps you find a page by what it said. The text expires after seven days. Google sites, banking and payment sites, and your own exclusions are not captured. Usage counts stay on your machine unless you export them.