The canvas
Every tab as a page on one endless canvas, in frames that are your folders. Zoom out and see the whole trip at once.

Vertical tabs, spaces, split view, and the extensions you already use.

Bring your spaces, pinned tabs, and bookmarks from Arc, Chrome, Safari, and more, in one click, the first time you open Dawn.

A space for each part of your day, a profile for each set of logins, and folders for everything worth keeping.
Plan the trip in one space and keep work in another, each with its own tabs and colors.



Flights, places to stay, and places to eat, in folders and folders inside folders.

Keep work logins out of your vacation. Each profile has its own spaces and extensions.

Tabs you don’t pin close after 12 hours, so last week’s research never piles up.

Two pages side by side, everything a keystroke away, and links from other apps in a window of their own.
Compare flights and places to stay side by side. Drop one tab onto another, up to four.

Press ⌘T to search the web, your open tabs, and the tabs you’ve archived.

When a friend texts you a bakery, the link opens in a small window. Keep it with a click.


A card that fills with stamps as you go, your icon in the Dock, and your shortcuts.
Collect ink stamps on your Dawn card as you go, like a passport: a late night, your first split view, a year together.

Eighteen icons for your Dock: black, white, or the mark in your favorite theme’s colors.

Change any keyboard shortcut, and the menus and tooltips follow.

Custom themes, in any color.


Responsive testing, Chrome DevTools, and your local servers, built in. Nothing to install.
Your page beside a phone-sized copy that follows every click, route, and scroll. Pick a device, or drag to any width.
Small phone 360 · Phone 390 · Large phone 430 · Tablet 768
The DevTools you know, docked beside the page, and a second set for the phone.
⌥⌘I

Type “lo” or a port and Dawn finds the server you meant, every port on its own.
localhost:5173

Local sites get a developer bar, with the preview a click away in the URL bar. Turn it on for any site in its controls.

Dawn has experiments you can turn on in Settings › Advanced. Try one, and tell us what you think.
Every tab as a page on one endless canvas, in frames that are your folders. Zoom out and see the whole trip at once.

Netflix, Disney+, Spotify, and your other streaming services play just as they do in Chrome.
Install them from the Chrome Web Store. Each profile keeps its own.
Switch away from a video and it keeps playing in a small floating window.
Press ⌃Tab to jump to the tab you were just on. ⌘Z brings back one you closed.
Tabs you haven’t looked at in an hour sleep, using no battery, and wake just as you left them.
Hide it for more room, then point at the edge of the window to bring it back.
A row in the sidebar plays and pauses the tab you’re listening to, wherever it is.
On by itself at 20% battery or in Low Power Mode, so tabs sleep sooner.
Dawn will be free. The download will be right here.
Or let your AI agent do it
Yes. Dawn is free, with no account to make and nothing to subscribe to.
Yes. The first time you open Dawn, pick Arc and your spaces, pinned tabs, folders, and favorites come over in one click. Arc stays as it was. More about switching from Arc.
Dawn brings over bookmarks from Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Brave, Opera, Dia, and Zen. For Safari, export your bookmarks (File › Export › Bookmarks…) and pick that file. You can import any time in Settings › Import.
Yes. Settings › Import › Export saves your spaces, pinned tabs, folders, and favorites as a plain Markdown file you can open anywhere.
Most do. Install them from the Chrome Web Store, just as in Chrome. Password managers like Bitwarden work, and each profile keeps its own extensions.
Yes. Streaming services that protect their videos and music play in Dawn the way they do in Chrome.
It’s on the roadmap. For now, Dawn is for Mac.
Not yet. Dawn has no accounts, and your tabs and spaces stay on your Mac.
Nothing. There are no accounts, analytics, or ads. Read the privacy details.