MiniNet Browser lets your AI use the web for you — search, click, fill forms, shop, post and build — while you approve the plan and watch every step.
A fast, beautiful everyday browser — that any AI agent can also use, safely.
Claude Desktop, Claude Code, claude.ai, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex, Gemini, Ollama — or your own scripts — through MCP or a simple API.
The AI shows its plan. Allow once, always, or deny. A glowing outline and a “Stop AI” bar show exactly what it’s doing.
A built-in AI with your own key — or free and private with Ollama. Talk to it by voice.
A whole mini-internet: social network, email, shop, bank, wiki, chat, games and a website builder — a safe playground for people and agents.
“Build me an extension that…” — your AI writes it and it appears. Cookie auto-reject, pop-up closer and more included.
AI can only act on web pages and extensions. It can’t change the browser, read your files, or open local file pages.
Pages load faster and use less mobile data. Block images and videos with one tap when data is expensive.
Tabs, sidebar apps, bookmarks, history, downloads, start page shortcuts and five themes.
Open the 🔌 AI control panel and pick your AI.
POST /api/tools/click from your own agent.
“Find the cheapest laptop on MiniMart and buy it.” “Summarise this page.” “Post on Chirp that I’m live.” Orbit reads the page, clicks, types and reports back — step by step.
See all 31 AI tools →The browser is free forever. Pro is for power users and teams building AI agents.
You approve each AI before it acts (or choose “Always allow” for ones you trust). You can see everything it does and press Stop AI any time. AI tools can’t touch the browser’s own code, your files, or local pages.
Any. Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Cursor or Codex — or use the built-in Orbit assistant with a free local model through Ollama.
A tiny internet built into the browser — Chirp (social), Post (email), MiniMart (shop), MiniBank, MiniWiki, Talk, games and a website builder. It’s a safe place to try AI agents before letting them loose on the real web.
That’s normal for new apps that aren’t code-signed yet. Click More info → Run anyway. A signed installer is on the roadmap.