EverestQ Ecosystem · Built by Rahul Chaube

AntiChrome
The AI browser built for thinkers.

The browser that thinks before you search. Experience an AI-native workspace where deep reasoning, autonomous browsing, and privacy live natively in Chromium.

antichrome://newtab — EverestQ Intelligence
Ask. Browse. Build.

Where should AI take your research?

EverestQ DeepReason
Live Web Search
Ctrl + K
Startup & Growth
Roadmaps, metrics & specs
Architecture
GitHub PRs & CI logs
Deep Research
Papers & citation graph
University
Lectures & assignments

Built for friction-free intelligence

AntiChrome embeds deep reasoning directly into browser processes for zero latency assistance.

Floating AI Sidepanel

Instant page summaries, table extractions, code explanations, and translations without ever having to switch tabs or open separate tools.

Dedicated Workspaces

Isolate your projects into Workspaces (Startup, Coding, Research, University). Each space preserves active tabs, notes, memory, and chat history.

Global Command Palette

Hit Ctrl + K anywhere to search bookmarks, open workspaces, trigger actions, or execute complex natural-language workflows.

Local AI & Privacy First

Run models 100% locally with Ollama or LM Studio. Sessions, passwords, and browsing history stay encrypted on your machine under your full control.

Page Security & Scam Shield

AntiChrome actively analyzes domains for credential harvesters, hidden crypto miners, suspicious redirects, and dark price manipulations.

EverestQ Multi-Model Hub

Switch dynamically between EverestQ Cloud, Claude 3.7, OpenAI o3, Gemini 2.0 Flash, DeepSeek R1, and local weights with custom reasoning effort.

How AntiChrome Compares

A true AI operating layer versus legacy browsers and cloud sandboxes.

Feature AntiChrome (EverestQ) Google Chrome Brave Arc / Dia
AI Operating Layer in Chromium ✓ Native (Built-in) ✗ Extension Only ✗ Basic Sidebar ✗ Cloud Proxy
Local AI (Ollama / Local Weights) ✓ Yes (100% Local) ✗ No ✗ No ✗ No
Autonomous Multi-Tab Workspaces ✓ Yes ✗ Tab Groups Only ✗ No ✓ Yes
MCP Server (Claude Code / Cursor) ✓ Yes (Built-in) ✗ No ✗ No ✗ No
Open Source & Privacy-Verified ✓ AGPL-3.0 ✗ Closed Source ✓ Open Source ✗ Closed Source

Documentation & Architecture

Start browsing with AntiChrome in minutes or run autonomous agents locally.

⚡ Quick Start CLI

Launch AntiChrome directly from the terminal or connect AI coding harnesses via MCP:

git clone https://github.com/Rahulchaube1/AntiChrome.git
cd AntiChrome/packages/browseros-agent
bun install && bun run dev:watch

🤖 MCP Harness Integration

AntiChrome acts as an MCP server for Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "antichrome": {
      "url": "http://127.0.0.1:9100/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about AntiChrome by EverestQ.

What makes AntiChrome different from Google Chrome?

Chrome treats AI as an optional extension with zero browser-level integration. AntiChrome builds deep reasoning, multi-tab memory, local weights (Ollama), and page intelligence natively into the Chromium browser layer.

Does AntiChrome support Chrome extensions and bookmarks?

Yes. Because AntiChrome is built on top of Chromium, 100% of Chrome extensions, bookmarks, history, and passwords import seamlessly in one click.

How does Local AI mode guarantee privacy?

When running in Local Mode via Ollama or LM Studio, all page content, summaries, and queries are computed entirely on your machine. Zero prompts or browsing data ever touch cloud servers.

Who built AntiChrome?

AntiChrome is created and built by Rahul Chaube under the EverestQ ecosystem, based on open-source BrowserOS and ungoogled-chromium under the AGPL-3.0 license.

Experience the Future of Browsing

Download AntiChrome for Windows, macOS, or Linux. Free, open source, and privacy-first.

Licensed under AGPL-3.0 · Built by Rahul Chaube · EverestQ Ecosystem