URLs, search, tabs, bookmarks, history, downloads, sign-ins, and navigation work as expected.
A contextual browser for iPhone
Browser
One browser. Your roles add context.
Browse normally, label activity with the parts of life that matter to you, and move into a focused reading experience when the page deserves it.
Public TestFlight access is currently in Apple Beta App Review.
Keep the web familiar.
Add your own context.
Normal websites remain normal websites. Roles are optional labels, not separate identities.
Why another browser
Your web activity has context—even when websites cannot see it.
Add one or more personal labels to a tab when context helps. Selecting no label simply means none.
Reader and Reading List reduce page clutter and preserve useful articles for later.
Choose whether a supported link stays on the web or opens another installed app.
Current iPhone beta
Browser essentials, with calmer controls.
Tabs that remember
Keep real destinations, pin the important ones, and leave unfinished empty tabs out of the list.
Reader and Reading List
Capture the article, main image, and meaningful content while removing surrounding page noise.
Roles as labels
Use your own labels to filter tabs, bookmarks, history, and downloads without creating separate user identities.
Minimized controls
Give a page more room while keeping a one-thumb floating action available to restore navigation or switch tabs.
Useful file history
Review files by day with source, type, time, preview, retry, resume, and sharing actions.
Clear Incognito boundary
Incognito is visually distinct, excludes normal tabs, and does not retain history or restore its tabs later.
How it works
Browse first. Add context only when it helps.
- 1
Open a destination
Enter a URL or search term, or receive a normal web link from another app.
- 2
Choose optional context
Select your own Role labels for the tab—or leave every label unselected.
- 3
Read or keep browsing
Switch into Reader, add an article to Reading List, download a file, or stay on the live webpage.
- 4
Return on your terms
Use pinned tabs and Quick Select, or minimize the controls and restore them from the floating action.
One person, many contexts
Roles describe why something matters. They do not create another you.
Create, rename, archive, select, and combine labels that match your life. Website sign-ins remain shared across Roles; Incognito is the deliberate exception.
No selected label = none.
Privacy and control
A browser should respect the destination and the person opening it.
Direct navigation
HTTP and HTTPS destinations open as supplied. Reader is an explicit choice, not a silent redirect.
Incognito stays separate
Incognito tabs and history are not restored. Normal browsing sessions can remain signed in across Roles.
Website or app—you choose
When a site tries to leave the browser for its installed app, Browser can remember your preference for that service.
No identity fiction
Roles are context labels for one owner. They are not represented as separate people or separate accounts.
Browser is an application by Prifina. See Prifina's Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.
Public beta
Apple Beta App Review is in progress.
The public TestFlight invitation will be added here after Apple approves the current external testing build.
FAQ
Common questions
Are Roles separate browser profiles?
No. Roles are optional labels attached to one person's browsing context. Normal website sessions remain shared.
What does Incognito change?
It uses a visibly separate browsing state, does not show normal tabs, and does not retain history or restore Incognito tabs.
Can Browser be selected as the iPhone default?
The app is being prepared for Apple's managed Default Browser entitlement. System-level selection becomes available only after Apple grants it and an entitled build is released.
Where will the beta link appear?
This page will link directly to Apple's public TestFlight invitation after Beta App Review is approved.