Tabbit AI

Tabbit is an AI-native desktop browser that lets its agent work across tabs, screenshots, highlights, saved pages and local files instead of forcing users to copy context into a separate chatbot. Its current international product exposes Site MCPs, reusable Skills, agent memory, major frontier models and multi-agent workflows for research, extraction, writing and browser operation. The agent can act on websites and save successful workflows as reusable skills. Product Hunt's current launch page independently confirms the same core surface: work across pages, screenshots and files, scheduled browser tasks, and outputs such as HTML, PDFs and presentations. ¹²³

The browser itself is currently free forever. AI access includes a Trial allowance that resets weekly; setting Tabbit as the default browser unlocks the Standard plan with ten times the Trial usage at no charge. Pro is an optional paid tier for heavier Agent use and top-tier models, but the current official page does not publish a numeric Pro price, so it should not be inferred. The international desktop builds support macOS 12+ on Apple Silicon or Intel and Windows 10+, while Linux and mobile are still described as roadmap items on the international site. ¹⁴

Tabbit says browsing history, bookmarks, highlights and chats are encrypted locally; optional sync uses regional compliant cloud providers. Prompts and required context go to the selected model or cloud partner, and Tabbit says Lumina Lab itself does not relay, log or mirror model conversations. The company also states that its controls have been independently examined under SOC 2 Type I, but the audit artifact itself was not independently inspected for this review. A regional iOS app using the Tabbit name is currently listed on Apple under Beijing KuXun Interactive Technology Company Limited, whereas the international desktop site identifies Lumina Lab Pte. Ltd. in Singapore. Because that corporate and platform surface is not fully reconciled, the mobile listing is treated only as adjacent product evidence and its sparse ratings are excluded from scoring. ¹⁵

Tabbit fits people whose work already lives in a browser and spans many pages and source types: researchers, product managers, developers, analysts and content teams. Its strongest use case is reducing the friction between gathering context and asking an agent to perform a concrete browser task. The free browser and free Standard path make evaluation unusually accessible. Teams that need formal workspace administration, proven enterprise reliability or a fully unified cross-device product should evaluate the current maturity and regional surfaces carefully. ¹²