Light on memory
Coming later: Tomato will rest background tabs so the page you are reading gets the power.
Registration for beta started
A lighter Mac browser
with an AI you control.
Tomato runs the websites you already use on the Chromium engine. Its assistant stays off until you turn it on.
See Tomato in under a minute.
Talk to your browser, watch the agent work at the top of your screen, and see your mail without opening it.
Read what it says
Your browser makes you do all the work. Slow. Manual. No AI. Until now.
Meet Tomato. A lighter browser for your Mac, with an AI that gets things done.
Your browser just waits for clicks. But you are scrolling reels, building a startup, cooking dinner, stuck in meetings. What if it worked while you did?
Press Option Space in any app, or just say, Hey Tomato. No clicks, no typing. Talk to it like you talk to your friends. It listens, reacts, and reads to you. Hand it a task. It plans, clicks and types across your tabs, and asks before it sends. Your mail in one line, from a model running on your Mac. Nothing leaves it.
Tomato. Completely free, with the AI on your Mac. Register to try the beta today. Launching soon.
On screen at the end: tomato.v-ai.org. Built by Vishal Patil.
A daily browser that stays out of your way.
Search, tabs, bookmarks, history and downloads work the way you expect, and private windows keep no history. Here is what Tomato adds.
Agent off until you turn it on
The assistant does nothing until you switch it on. It asks before it acts on a site where you are signed in, and logins, purchases and messages always need your OK.
AI that runs on your Mac
The assistant runs a model on your Mac, so your pages and questions never leave it. You can use your own Claude or ChatGPT key instead, and nothing personal goes with it unless you switch that on and read what it says first.
Sync between your Macs
Sign in to keep your bookmarks, search engine and homepage the same on every Mac. Everything works without an account.
Voice
Hold to talk to dictate into a text field, or ask the assistant to compare your tabs, add a task or find time for it. Your voice is turned into text on your Mac.
Reads pages to you
Tomato reads any page aloud in a natural Mac voice. Pause, stop or change the speed while it reads.
Passwords in your Keychain
Tomato offers to save passwords and keeps them in your Mac's Keychain. It fills one only when you click the field, on the site you saved it for.
Free forever, not for sale
Tomato is a non commercial project. No ads, no paid tier, and your data is never sold.
What leaves your Mac.
The main things Tomato sends on its own, and what stays on your Mac.
Sent from your Mac
- Update checksTomato asks whether a newer version exists. It sends only the version number.
- Your account, if you sign inBookmarks and settings sync. Messages travel encrypted and are deleted once delivered.
- Your own AI key, if addedYour question and the pages you point at go to Claude or ChatGPT.
- Google, Notion and GitHub, if connectedOnly what you choose travels between them and this Mac, never through Tomato.
- Reports, only if you agreeCrash reports and feature counts. Never your pages, addresses, searches or typing.
Kept on your Mac
- Every address you visitPhishing and tracker checks use lists on your Mac, never a server.
- Your tabs, history and passwordsThey stay on this Mac. Saved passwords live in your Keychain, never uploaded.
- What you ask the assistantThe model runs on this Mac, so your questions and pages stay here.
- Your voiceDictation, voice commands and "Hey Tomato" run on this Mac. Nothing is recorded or sent.
- What Tomato remembers about youNotes and saved items stay locked here. Cloud models see them only if you approve.