A free Mac browser that puts Claude Code and Codex agents to work beside you, using the plan you already have.
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What is Rill Browser?
The browser where Claude Code and Codex work beside you.
Rill is a free Mac browser where Claude Code and Codex work beside you. Instead of switching between a browser and a terminal, you dispatch AI agents from any page and keep browsing while they work.
Press ⌘E on any page to turn what you see into an agent task; Rill automatically finds the matching local project, so there is nothing to configure. Up to five agents can work in parallel in the background and notify you when they finish. Tabs are grouped by topic automatically, history reads like a searchable journal of your day, and a project map collects everything you are working on.
Safety is built into the model: agents read pages as untrusted text, browse in isolated background tabs that never touch your login sessions, and new tasks start read-only. In git repositories every agent edit can be undone, and web tasks pause before payment, ordering, sending, publishing or deleting. Your history and passwords stay on your Mac, with passwords in the Keychain and Touch ID unlock.
Rill is free and in public beta (version 0.1.5). AI features run on the Claude Code or Codex plan you already have: no new subscription, no API key. It requires macOS 14 or later on Apple silicon, plus Claude Code 2.1.261+ or Codex CLI 0.144.4+ signed in for the agent features.
Platforms and languages
Rill Browser Availability
Platforms
Languages
Capabilities
Rill Browser Key Features
⌘E task dispatch
On any page, press ⌘E to turn what you see into an agent task; the browser finds the matching local project automatically, no setup needed.
Parallel background agents
Up to five agents work in the background at once and notify you when they finish.
AI tab grouping
Automatically groups tabs by topic so a crowded window stays organized.
Journal-style history
History reads like a diary of your day and can be searched by describing a page's content.
Isolated, cautious agents
Agents browse in isolated background tabs without touching your logins; new tasks start read-only and web tasks pause before irreversible actions.
Best for
Who uses Rill Browser?
Developers and AI tool users with Claude Code or Codex subscriptions
Browse the web with AI agents working alongside in the same window
Plans and access
Rill Browser Pricing
Free
Common questions
Rill Browser FAQs
How much does Rill cost?
Rill itself is free. AI features run on your existing Claude Code or Codex plan, with no new subscription and no API key needed.
Do I need Claude Code or Codex installed?
Only for the AI features; plain browsing works without them.
Can agents change my code without asking?
New tasks are read-only by default. When editing is allowed, every edit in a git repository can be undone.
Can an agent buy things on its own?
Web tasks pause before payment, ordering, sending, publishing or deleting, so nothing irreversible happens on its own.
How is prompt injection handled?
Agents read pages as untrusted text, and project agents browse in isolated background tabs without your login sessions.
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