S3DAT / Liquid Sky

S3 Browser

Native macOS browsing with floating tab groups, local memory and a personal viewing hub.

macOS 14+ Apple silicon In development
Give your tabs some room
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01 / The idea

Tabs that float.
Memory with a source.

Your work doesn’t move in straight lines. Give each train of thought its own group. Keep a quotation with the page it came from. Return to a workspace without starting over.

02 / Room to move

A little less bar.
A little more sky.

Pull a group away from the top edge. Let it float. Bring it back when you want it docked. The connection follows your movement.

Your workspace
Dock here

Follow your own thread.

A workspace with room for more than one thought.
Space to float
GuideNotes
ListeningLibrary
SourcesIdeas

Drag a group by its handle, or use the controls below. Drop near the top edge to dock.

Docsdocked
Musicdocked
Researchfloating

Research is floating. Docs and Music are docked.

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03 / In the browser today

A place for the things you return to.

Browsing, saved knowledge and recorded viewing, in one native Mac application.

A Home that feels like yours.

Cinematic Home brings saved sites and recorded viewing together. Continue Watching reopens the original source and resumes on supported players. Support varies by site.

Actual S3 Browser Home capture with its Turkish sidebar, cinematic rotor artwork, quick access and Continue Watching empty states.
Actual app capture · Turkish interface

Groups with freedom.

Float tab groups, dock them along the window edges and rearrange your tabs.

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Pick up the thread.

Persistent sessions and explicit workspace checkpoints keep your tabs and arrangement available.

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Keep the source.

Browser Brain saves selected quotations with sources. Retrieve by keyword or optional local semantic search. Export as JSON or Markdown.

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Links, in order.

Search and edit bookmarks. Give them categories and an order that fits your work.

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Watch for a change.

Public-page watchers record observations from supported public sources while the app is active.

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04 / Privacy & permission

On your Mac.
On your terms.

Browser data stays local. The controls make the boundaries explicit.

A separate private session

Private browsing uses a nonpersistent web session and excludes normal persistent history, Brain, media and learning records.

Optional models, explicit consent

Model downloads require your permission. Files must pass integrity verification before they are used.

Cloud research has its own permission

Provider-backed research needs separate configuration and cloud permission. Ordinary browsing does not require an AI model.

05 / In motion

Still finding its shape.

Next: broader compatibility and acceptance work.

Next: Developer ID signing and notarized distribution.

Explore the source on GitHub