A new browser for focused work
Continuum is a task-first, privacy-native browser that preserves context and lets you pick up exactly where you left off.

Unlike other browsers where tabs disappear and context is lost, Continuum treats your browsing as continuous work. Workspaces persist. Scroll positions restore. Notes stay with your research.
Features
Organize your browsing into persistent contexts that remember everything.
Return to any page exactly where you left off. Scroll position, tabs, everything.
Keep markdown notes per Workspace. Auto-save and always accessible.
Cmd+K to instantly jump between Workspaces with keyboard-first navigation.
No telemetry. No analytics. All data stays local on your machine.
Multi-provider AI with page context. Bring your own API keys.
Preview

About
Hi, I'm Mahesh Rao. I built Continuum because I was frustrated with how browsers treat our work—as disposable tabs rather than ongoing projects.
Every time I closed my browser, I lost context. Scroll positions, tab arrangements, the mental state of what I was researching—all gone. I wanted a browser that understood that work is continuous, not session-based.
Continuum is my answer: a browser designed around how we actually work. It preserves everything so you can pick up exactly where you left off, whether that's five minutes or five days later.
Download
Free during beta. Available for macOS, Windows, and Linux.
First launch on macOS?
Since Continuum isn't notarized yet, go to System Settings → Privacy & Security and click "Open Anyway" after the first launch attempt.