Tabbit Browser
Tabbit is a next-generation AI-native browser designed to intelligently understand user context and streamline workflows. It allows users to seamlessly reference webpages, screenshots, and local files during AI conversations. The browser features built-in agents to automate repetitive tasks, customizable 'Skills' for efficiency, and intelligent tab management. Tabbit supports a wide array of leading AI models, including GLM-5.1, DeepSeek-V3.2, and Claude, making it a comprehensive tool for content creation, scientific research, and data analysis on macOS and Windows.
AI-native browser with context-aware assistance and automated task execution.
- Podcast hosts researching and organizing millions of words of content
- Content creators using the writing assistant and smart summary features
- Researchers analyzing multiple web sources simultaneously through AI citations
- E-commerce managers using AI to batch-reply to customer inquiries based on rules
- Download and install Tabbit for macOS or Windows. Use the '@' command to reference tabs or files in AI chat
- select text or take screenshots to ask questions instantly
- and use the 'Skill' feature to save prompts or automate browser actions like form filling.

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