Experience a calmer, more personal internet in this browser designed for you. Let go of the clicks, the clutter, the distractions with the Arc browser.

Arc from The Browser Company

We’re building a better way to use the internet. Click to read Keeping Tabs by The Browser Company, a Substack publication with tens of thousands of subscribers.

Keeping Tabs by The Browser Company | Substack

Optimizing For Feelings

We’re building a better way to use the internet, starting with your browser. Let go of the clicks, clutter, and distraction with Arc.

The Browser Company | Building Arc

We're building a better way to use the internet with Arc and Dia. Come work with us.

The Browser Company | Careers

What roadtrips may or may not have to teach us about creativity, ingenuity, and building something entirely new.

Notes on Roadtrips by The Browser Company

We're building Arc — a better way to use the internet. 

Follow behind the scenes @arcinternet.

The browser wars are over, and innovation on Google Chrome and Apple’s Safari has largely stalled. Josh Miller’s Browser Co. is rethinking the fundamentals of how we use the web.

A Startup Wants to Rescue You From Browser Tab Hell

Chrome has suppressed everyone for too long. The Browser Company and CEO Josh Miller are making Arc, a new and better web browser that’s prettier, more powerful, and actually fun to use.

Arc is the best web browser to come out in the last decade

Darin Fisher has worked on Netscape Navigator, Firefox, Chrome, and others. Now he’s joining The Browser Company to build Arc, a much-hyped new web browser. And he says it’s time for a change.

Why one web pioneer thinks it’s time to reinvent the browser

The Browser Company’s Arc browser has big ideas about how to manage your tabs and bookmarks and how you interact with the internet. It isn’t perfect, and it takes some getting used to, but it’s worth a try.

The Arc browser is the Chrome replacement I’ve been waiting for

We're building Arc — a better way to use the internet. Get Arc: arc.net

The Browser Company

To celebrate the end of 2022, and the bright new beginnings of 2023, Josh is here to answer some of your most burning questions — about Arc for Mobile, our p...

How will Arc browser make money?

August 18th, 2022First came the business computer, then the personal computer. Hear more about what comes next from Josh — and the role Arc has to play in th...

videofile_ : the internet computer

What’s new in Arc: Shared Folders, Spaces, Split Views & more!

What’s new in Arc: MKBHD shoutout, More Little Arcs, Mobile Dilemma & more

Arc Max | Bringing AI to Arc Browser

We're giving students equity in The Browser Company?

Arc for Students | Everything in its right place

What’s new in Arc: Back to School, Our Competitors, Arc 101 & more

Is this a good ad for Arc’s Split View?

What’s new in Arc: Synced Today Tabs, Fix it Friday, Mobile “Update” & more

What’s new in Arc: Space Creation, Windows Update, Haptic Tabs & more

Should I add these features to Arc browser? (internal prototypes)

The 10 key moments that led us to Arc 1.0 (internal footage)

Arc 1.0 | Everything or nothing

“What can our web browser learn from Tesla’s mistakes?”

Inside the secret world of NYC's last internet cafes

Our board says we need an "Arc Engine" (CEO diary)

Our coolest unreleased browser feature? (demo)

Why did we build Arc Boosts? (an essay by Josh Miller)

“The internet made me who I am” - New Yorker Cartoonist Evan Lian

How to hack any website’s design with no code (Arc Boosts)

Boosts by Arc | Meet Your New Internet

How we're building the Arc Browser Windows app with *Swift*

Tech CEOs Rank Web Browsers (AI Tier List)

We fixed the Instagram co-founder’s biggest Arc pet peeve

Is AI coming to your browser? (Arc CEO & ChatGPT discuss)

Arc needs a spring cleaning (CEO diary)

the internet is brand new | a spoken word piece

Arc Browser | Welcome to Arc for iPhone

Introducing Arc for iPhone

Our board asked if we can grow Arc even faster (Vlog)

MKBHD reviewed our Arc browser... (CEO reacts)

We're building Arc – a better way to use the internet.