A new browser for Mac. Spaces, a command bar and quick peeks at links, on one wide-open canvas where every page has its place.
Park
Park is a new browser for Mac from Circa75 Media that swaps the tab strip for a wide-open canvas: every page is a live card you can pan, pinch and arrange, and ⌘-clicking a link opens it as a new card beside its parent, joined by a trail you can walk back. It's built for people coming from Arc, with Spaces (each with its own logins), ⌘K for everything, Peek for links from other apps, Stacks that fold away old pages, and a mini player. It also has a floating command "island", a built-in password manager, end-to-end encrypted sync, tracker blocking, design and developer modes, and opt-in AI that works with Claude, OpenAI or a local model via Ollama or LM Studio. Native Swift/AppKit on WebKit. Currently waitlist only.
- DRM (Widevine)
- Spaces
- Yes
- Profiles
- Yes (per-Space logins)
- Pinned Tabs
- Favorites
- Folders
- Nested Folders
- Tab Groups
- Threads (canvas trails)
- Browser Engine
- WebKit
- Peek
- Yes
- Mini Player
- Yes
- Little Arc
- Via Peek
- Split Tabs
- Automatic Tab Archiving
- Yes (Stacks)
- Content Blocking
- trackers (EasyList, EasyPrivacy)
- Sync between computers
- Yes (end-to-end encrypted)
- Command Bar
- Yes
- URL Rules
- Optional AI
- Yes (BYO model, incl. local)
- iOS App
- Copy URL Button
- Reader View
- Open Source
- OS Support
- Mac
- Comments/Notes
- Waitlist only. Canvas of page cards instead of tabs; built-in password manager; design and developer modes.