A Mac browser on WebKit, not another Chromium, that still runs Chrome extensions. Arc-style Spaces, terminal tabs, and a built-in MCP server so your AI agents browse beside you. MIT, no account.
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Your internet, in bloom.
Light on your Mac, quick on the web. Free and open source.
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<picture> <source media="(prefers-color-scheme: dark)" srcset="docs/assets/lilo-dark.png"> <img src="docs/assets/lilo-light.png" alt="Lilo with the Work Space open: sidebar with pinned sites, folders and tabs, beside a web page and a terminal tab" width="900"> </picture> </div>Lilo is a native macOS browser for people who live in a sidebar, and for the AI agents that work beside them: Spaces with their own sign-ins, the Chrome extensions you rely on, terminal tabs beside your pages, a built-in MCP server, and a battery that lasts the day. If you are leaving Arc, it imports your Spaces, pinned tabs and folders in a few clicks.
Status: public beta. Lilo is usable every day, but it is still a beta: expect rough edges and an interface that still moves, and please report what breaks. ROADMAP.md lists priorities and non-goals.