The browser that learns with you.

You collect the dots just by browsing. Infer connects them.Make sense of your knowledge base with on-device models.

one email at launch · nothing else, ever

iphone · ipad · mac

nothing to learn

It's just a browser. That's the point.

No new gestures, no modes, no manual. Infer works exactly like the browser your thumbs already know, and every new tab opens onto what matters: what changed, what's coming up, where you left off.

One bartype an address, a search, or a question. It knows the difference.
Tabswhere you expect them, behaving how you expect them to.
Answersrise over the page when you ask, and never interrupt when you don't.

the knowledge base

Connections you didn't have time to make.

Pages, screenshots, files, and history imported from any browser: everything you gather joins one knowledge base. Infer maps it, correlates sources you found weeks apart, and synthesizes the whole picture, with every answer cited back to where you saw it.

when's that concert I screenshotted?

12 September, 20:30 at Paradiso. Toumani & Band, from a poster you screenshotted in June.

Screenshot · IMG_447128 Jun

from your knowledge base · read by on-device vision · private

inside

A quiet machine, fully assembled.

Everything below runs on your hardware today. Nothing here is a roadmap.

trails

Your rabbit holes, remembered.

Every session becomes a river: what led to what, where you forked, what you actually read. Resume any of them, or ask the whole trail a question. Imported history arrives with its trails intact.

MLX 0.31 released
14:20
mlx‑swift README
14:23 · 11m read
QAT quantization paper
14:35
gemma‑3 model card
14:42 · 14m read
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unified memory explainer
14:26

the crew

A mixture of experts, sized to your machine.

Deepwrites the answer from your sources.
Auditora different model checks every claim.
Rerankerorders the sources, plans web searches.
Librarianstudies your pages while you sleep.
Musebrainstorms on demand. Labeled, always.

receipts

Every answer signs its work.

Sources, verification, reach, privacy: stated on the answer, in one quiet line.

from your knowledge base · 3 sources · verified · private from this tab + the web · 4 pages read · verified muse · riffing on a trail · private

intelligence, yours

A model is built in. The rest is your call.

One download, sized to your Mac or iPhone, running entirely on it. Infer also discovers what you already run, never duplicating a model, and takes your own keys.

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private mode

The ink disappears. That's the tell.

Private windows write nothing and show it: everywhere intelligence would leave its mark, nothing.

every screen

One knowledge base, wherever you are.

The same new tab greets you on iPhone, iPad, and Mac: your knowledge base syncs between your devices as ciphertext, so what you gathered on one is answerable on all of them. Ask on the phone; go deeper at the desk.

synced as ciphertext · readable only by your devices

yours, structurally

No account. No meter. No servers.

Other AI browsers keep your knowledge in their cloud, attached to your account, priced by the month. Infer has no cloud to keep it in.

No account

Download it, open it, browse. It works before it ever knows your email.

No meter

Answers come from your devices and Apple's private compute. Your questions are not a business model.

No servers

Your knowledge base syncs between your devices as ciphertext only they can open. There is nothing of yours here to leak.

It answers to you, and no one else.

Banking, logins, and checkout never enter your knowledge base. Personal numbers are scrubbed before anything is remembered. Private tabs are exactly that.

Coming to iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

one email at launch · nothing else, ever