Keep Arc.
Add hands.
Everything you loved about Arc, and your own Claude or ChatGPT doing the work in your tabs.
Free, for macOS 15.4 or later. Version 0.41.2
Arc
Dia
Chrome
Safari
Firefox
Brave
Claude
ChatGPT
Codex
Cursor
dots
Muse
Grok Bot“highkey time someone made arc but better instead of another ai browser”
You miss Arc.
So we kept all of it.
Spaces, pins, Peek, Split View and the ⌘T field, the way your hands remember them.
Spaces and pins, as you left them.
Bring in Arc and every space, pin and folder lands where it was. Each space wears its own color.
Peek at any link.
Hold ⇧ and click a link. It opens over your page, and closing it puts you right back.
Any two, side by side.
From a Peek, one click puts the link beside your page. Each half keeps its own address bar.
⌘T knows what’s next.
The meeting in 12 minutes, the mail that waits on you, the tab you just had. Type and it finds the rest.
Keep your tabs on top.
Tabs across the top with ⇧⌘S, the address bar under them. ⌘S puts them away when you want the whole page.
Then we gave it hands.
Your own Claude or ChatGPT clicks, types and reads in your tabs, signed in as you. It asks before it sends or pays.
No Yab account, no AI bill.
It runs on the Claude or ChatGPT plan you already pay for.
Your agents, too.
Claude Code, Codex and Cursor drive Yab through MCP or the yab command.
Every morning, by itself.
Folders that keep themselves up to date, and the same check at 9 every day.
What AI does in Yab →“Yab is the best by far. Its AI runs on my own Codex plan and does real work for me.”
Built for every day, not for the demo.
Fast. Like, really fast.
Yab runs on the WebKit already inside your Mac. No second Chromium to load or to update.
Ads stop before they load.
uBlock Origin’s lists, about 160,000 rules. One switch turns them off for a site.
The same Yab on every Mac.
Spaces, tabs and passwords sync, sealed on your Mac before they leave it.
Your Chrome extensions come along.
Bitwarden, uBlock Origin Lite, Dark Reader, Grammarly and more, from the Chrome Web Store with Add to Yab.
“so glad YAB is on webkit”
“i love every single part of yab !”



