Ads and trackers, gone
EasyList-compatible blocking built in, cosmetic filtering included. The shield shows what was blocked; one click turns it off for a site.
Coming soon A browser, out of spite
Your browser
works for you.
Spite runs on Chromium and is written in Rust. It blocks ads, keeps your passwords in your own keychain, and its assistant is a model running on your own computer. Nothing phones home.
Research
The case against tracking
Rust 2026 roadmap
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Everything you'd expect.
Nothing you didn't ask for.
An assistant that stays home
Ask about any page. Answers come from a model running on your computer, not someone's server. Or point it at Ollama or LM Studio.
Split view and vertical tabs
Put two tabs side by side. Turn the tab strip into a sidebar. Pin, mute, group and drag tabs wherever you want them.
One palette for everything
⌘K searches your open tabs, bookmarks, history and every command, so you can do anything without reaching for the mouse.
Tabs that nap
Tabs left in the background for 30 minutes go to sleep and free their memory, then reload when you come back.
Bring everything with you
Imports bookmarks, history, open tabs and passwords from Chrome, Firefox, Safari and their many cousins, from every profile.
No account. No cloud.
No one watching.
Sync without a server
Pick a folder you already sync, like iCloud Drive or Dropbox. Spite writes your bookmarks, history and tabs there. We never see them.
Keychain, not our database
Passwords and cards live in your system keychain. Security codes are never saved, and passwords never sync.
Profiles that stay apart
Each profile runs as its own app with its own folder. Work and life don't share cookies.
Made for the keyboard.
- ⌘K
- Command palette
- ⌥⌘S
- Split view
- ⌥⌘V
- Vertical tabs
- ⌥⌘A
- Assistant
- ⇧⌘R
- Reader mode
- ⌥⌘D
- Dark mode for any page
- ⇧⌘X
- Screenshot an area
- ⌥⌘T
- Translate
Almost ready.
Spite isn't finished yet. macOS comes first, then Windows and Linux.
Coming soon