The AI-friendly browser

The browser that's ready for AI.

Bring any AI — Muse, Mesh, Claude, Codex, Grok or Gemini. Arise gives it real tabs to work in, keeps every step on screen, and hands the decisions back to you.

Free · macOS 13+ (Apple Silicon) · Windows 10 / 11

  • Muse · Mesh · Claude · Codex · Grok · Gemini
  • Agents that browse
  • Private Chromium engine

One minute

See it work the web for you.

Why Arise

Any AI. Every step in view. You decide.

Any AI, no API keys

Use Muse or Mesh models, or sign in with the Claude, Codex, Grok or Gemini subscription you already have.

Fast, with every step in view

Opening tabs, reading pages and comparing details happens in a blink. Every step stays on screen, so you can watch and stop it anytime.

It knows when to stop

Challenges stay in view, posts stop at a draft, and you decide what gets submitted.

Bring your own agent

Plug Arise into the agent you already run.

Arise ships its own MCP server. Choose your agent and computer to copy the right setup, then ask it to use Arise in plain language.

Your agent

Your computer

Add this to .meshcode/mcp.json

For every project, use ~/.meshcode/mcp.json. For one project, use .meshcode/mcp.json.

macOS · JSON
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "arise-browser": {
      "command": "/Applications/Arise.app/Contents/MacOS/agent_browser",
      "args": ["--mcp-server"]
    }
  }
}

Already have MCP servers? Add only the arise-browser entry and keep the others. Leave Arise open and restart your agent after setup.

The MeshCode tab is for MeshCode's native agent. If you use Claude Code or Codex in a MeshCode pane, select that CLI; it reads its own MCP settings.

  1. Install and open AriseDownload Arise and leave it running while your agent uses the browser.
  2. Add the MCP serverChoose your agent and computer, copy the config, and merge it into the file above.
  3. Reload your agentRestart the agent session so it can discover Arise's browser tools.

Try it with a prompt

With Arise open and the MCP server connected, ask:

Use Arise Browser to open https://example.com. Tell me the page title and first heading. Don't click links or submit anything.

Web Agentic Memory

One agent finds the way.
The next starts there.

Web Agentic Memory (WAM) is a shared library of website know-how for AI agents. Before a task, your agent can look up short, verified tips — where to find Save, how an editor works, or what to check before finishing.

Ask for a blog draft. WAM can offer tips for the editor; your agent uses Arise to write, check and save it. You stay in control of what gets published.

Optional, connected separately through your agent. Public hints need no account. Connecting WAM alone does not start automatic lookups.

How they work together

  1. Ask WAM for the route

    Your agent looks up hints for the public website URL and task. If none match, it continues with its usual tools.

  2. Do the work in Arise

    Your agent checks the hints against the current page, then uses Arise's browser tools to navigate, type and click.

  3. Share what worked

    With your consent and a linked WAM account, contribute reusable steps to help the next agent.

FAQ

Answers before you download.

Is Arise free?

Yes. Arise is free to download for macOS 13+ (Apple Silicon), Windows 10/11, and Linux x86_64 on Ubuntu 24.04+ with X11 or XWayland — no subscription and no API keys required to start.

Which AI models work with Arise?

Arise works with Mesh, Claude, Codex, Grok, and Gemini. Use Mesh, or sign in with a supported CLI account. For Gemini, choose Auto, Pro, or Flash and sign in with the Google account for your Google AI Pro or Ultra subscription. Your account's CLI quotas apply.

What happens when a site shows a captcha?

Arise pauses for your help when it cannot continue past a challenge. Review the challenge and choose how to proceed. The AI provider you choose may receive page context or screenshots needed for the task.

Which operating systems does Arise support?

macOS 13 or later on Apple Silicon, Windows 10 or 11 on x64, and Linux x86_64 on Ubuntu 24.04 or later with X11 or XWayland. macOS is notarized, Windows is signed, and Linux is available as a .deb package or portable archive.

Can I connect Arise to an AI agent I already run?

Yes. Arise ships its own MCP server — point MeshCode, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or Gemini CLI at it and the agent gets real browser tools: open, navigate, type, screenshot.

Can I see what the AI is doing while it browses?

Every step stays on screen in real tabs — opening pages, reading content, comparing details — so you can watch and stop it at any time.

Give your AI a browser.

Free to download. No API keys.

macOS notarized. Windows signed. Linux also available as a portable .tar.gz.