BrowserKit is the web browser inside Deskkit. Tabs, themes, and a private AI that lives right in the toolbar, so it can explain, summarize, and study any page with you. Nothing leaves your computer.
Every button runs on a private AI that lives on your own machine. No account, no API key, no page ever sent to a server.
Open a side chat that has already read the page. Ask for the main point, a plain-English explanation, or whether a source holds up.
Turn a long article into the key points and a one-line takeaway, so you can decide if it is worth your time.
One click turns whatever you are reading into a set of flashcards, saved straight into your Deskkit Flashcards.
Strip a cluttered page down to clean, readable text. No ads, no sidebars, no pop-ups fighting for your eyes.
Have the page read to you out loud, so you can rest your eyes or keep moving while you listen.
Start a focus session and the time-sink sites get a gentle "are you sure?" gate until you are done.
BrowserKit quietly remembers what you read, so weeks later you can search your own history by topic and find it.
The AI runs on your computer. Ads and trackers are blocked across every site, with nothing logged or sold.
Select any text and save it as a flashcard, or ask the AI to explain just that part, right where you are reading.
BrowserKit ships with a free local AI. The model downloads once and then answers entirely offline, on your processor. Your questions and the pages you read never leave the machine.
Every new tab opens to a calm, animated start page with quick tiles, a search bar that goes straight to the web, and a set of themes you can switch on a whim.
It is one of the tools inside Deskkit, the free desktop kit for students. Grab Deskkit and BrowserKit is already there.
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