Floati Browser

Free plan

What the maker publishes

Availability

The browser is described as coming soon and is not yet open to the public; the site invites visitors to join a waitlist. source

Browser engine

other source

Built-in ad blocking

Yes source

Engine

The browser uses a rendering engine written from scratch in Rust. source

Engine status

The browser page reports 196 of 314 engine components built, 70 underway and 48 still ahead. source

Free plan

Yes source

Local storage

History, bookmarks, downloads, sessions and settings are stored in a local SQLCipher-encrypted database, with its key in the system keychain. source

Memory controls

Users can turn memory off or set sites to never be remembered, which also erases previously saved material for those sites. source

Network requests

The privacy page says the browser checks for updates and, only if users opt in, shares anonymous usage statistics; the update check carries no browsing data or identifier. source

Notable limits

The maker’s roadmap places daily-driver beta in late 2027 into 2028 and identifies process isolation, a GPU compositor, developer tools and an extension model as later work for 2029 to 2032. source

Optional statistics

Opt-in statistics include a random install ID, app version, operating system name and counters for tabs, suspensions, trackers blocked, estimated memory saved and research projects. source

Password security

Saved passwords are held in a vault released only after Touch ID or Windows Hello authentication. source

Supported platforms

both source

Privacy

The maker says browsing content, searches, history, bookmarks, passwords and saved reading are not collected. source

Protection

Ad, tracker and phishing protection is evaluated locally against bundled lists; the browser says it does not send URLs elsewhere for checking. source

Purpose

Floati Browser keeps a private, searchable memory of pages read on the device and answers questions about them with sources. source

Reading features

Rewind finds pages by phrases within them, and Ask your reading returns answers with cited sources. source

Support

The maker lists [email protected] for questions, feedback and bug reports. source

Checked against the maker's pages on 12 Oct 2026.