Arc

Arc is a web browser designed to replace Chrome and other traditional browsers by fundamentally changing how you organize your tabs and online activities. Instead of a single row of tabs, it uses a sidebar for navigation and introduces a system of Spaces and Profiles. This lets you create separate, dedicated environments for work, personal projects, or any other part of your life, keeping everything neatly sorted and reducing clutter. It also includes a Split View for side-by-side browsing and extensive theme customization to create a visually pleasing setup.

What makes Arc stand out is its focus on a calm, organized workflow. The sidebar keeps your most important tabs and bookmarks instantly accessible, while less-used tabs are automatically archived to clear mental space. It’s built with privacy as a core principle; the company states it does not track the sites you visit or your search history. The design is intentionally minimal and modern, moving away from the busy interface of most browsers.

This browser is ideal for anyone who feels overwhelmed by tab chaos, especially professionals, students, and multitaskers who juggle different projects. A freelancer could use separate Spaces for each client, a student could have one Space for research and another for personal browsing, and a developer could use Split View to code alongside documentation. It’s for people who want their browser to help them focus, not add to the noise.