Tabbit Browser

Tabbit Browser

GN06 (Meituan) · Productivity · AI Assistant

Tabbit Browser is an AI-native web browser built by Meituan's GN06 team that puts large language models directly into the browsing layer instead of bolting a chat sidebar onto Chrome. You open a page, select text, and ask a question without copying anything into another app. It also runs agent tasks that click through pages and collect data for you. Think of it as an AI browsing assistant that lives where you already work. If you live in a browser all day and want AI to work with the page you're already looking at, this is aimed at you.

Interface preview of Tabbit Browser

About Tabbit Browser

What Is Tabbit Browser

Tabbit Browser is a Chromium-based browser where AI is a core part of the engine, not a plug-in. It's developed by the GN06 team under Meituan, the company that once absorbed the Light Year Beyond group, and it opened a public beta on March 2, 2026 before shipping version 1.0 in June 2026. The pitch is simple. Stop copy-pasting between a page and a chatbot. Let AI read the page with you.

The browser aggregates several Chinese frontier models, including DeepSeek, Kimi, GLM, Qwen, Doubao, MiniMax, and Meituan's own LongCat, so you can switch models mid-conversation depending on whether you want fast answers or stronger reasoning. Because it runs on Chromium, it accepts Chrome extensions and imports bookmarks, history, cookies, and saved passwords from Chrome, Edge, or Safari, which keeps migration from being a chore.

The biggest limit is scope. Tabbit is aimed at Chinese-speaking users first, its agent features need the desktop client rather than the web page, and some capabilities depend on which models are available in your region. It's also a young product, so expect rough edges that a mature browser wouldn't have.

Getting Started

  1. Go to the Tabbit website and download the desktop client for Windows or macOS, or grab the mobile app from your device's store.
  2. Install it, then import your bookmarks, history, and passwords from Chrome, Edge, or Safari during setup.
  3. Sign in with an account so your chats, saved prompts, and task history sync across devices.
  4. Open a page and click the Chat icon to ask about the current tab, or select text and choose a model to answer with.
  5. Try an agent task next: describe what you want done and let Tabbit handle the page navigation for you.

Product Information

A quick look at Tabbit Browser's pricing, supported platforms, and performance.

Free PlanYes
Paid Plans$0 - $1.40/mo
PlatformWindows, macOS, Android, iOS, HarmonyOS
DeveloperGN06 (Meituan)
CategoryProductivity · AI Assistant
Release DateMar 2026
Latest UpdatedJun 2026
Website Visits1.1M
Website Global Rank65.4K
API AvailabilityN/A

Best for

The users, tasks, and scenarios where this tool fits best.

Users

  • Researchers and analysts
  • Students working through long reading lists
  • Office workers juggling many tabs

Tasks

  • Cross-page research
  • Summarizing and explaining pages
  • Repeating routine web work

Scenarios

  • Comparing products across several shopping or review sites in one pass.
  • Reading a stack of PDFs and pulling out the points that matter.
  • Running the same multi-step lookup every week, like checking a set of dashboards or policy pages.

Key features

AI Chat Inside the Page

Every tab can host a conversation with AI about what's on screen. You can highlight text, screenshot a region, or feed in a local PDF as context, then ask for a summary, a translation, or a deeper explanation. Nothing gets copied elsewhere. Your reading flow stays intact.

Agent Mode for Multi-Step Tasks

Agent mode takes a plain-language goal and breaks it into steps it can execute in the browser. It navigates pages, pulls out information, and reports back, and you can watch the process and step in when something goes off track. That's real delegation. It's the difference between AI telling you where to click and AI doing the clicking.

Multi-Model Switching

Tabbit isn't tied to one provider. It pipelines several mainstream models, and the standard plan can call up to three at once so you can compare answers side by side. That setup makes multi-model AI chat practical rather than fiddly. Since each model has its own strengths, you can route a coding question to one and a long-document summary to another without leaving the browser. It's a small thing. It adds up fast.

Tab Groups and Bookmark Management

The browser automatically sorts your open tabs into a vertical sidebar and lets you name, color, collapse, or split groups by hand. Bookmarks and saved conversation snippets get AI-generated summaries, which makes a long reading list searchable instead of a wall of links. Simple enough.

Snippets That Store Your Prompts

You can save frequent instructions as reusable snippets, complete with an icon and color, so common requests take one click instead of retyping. Small win. Big time saver. There's a shared marketplace where users publish their own snippets, which is a quick way to pick up workflows you wouldn't have thought of.

Cross-Device Sync

Signing in on desktop and mobile keeps browsing content, chat history, task progress, and saved snippets in step across devices. Start a task on your laptop and check its progress on your phone. The heavier agent features still run best on the desktop client.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • AI reads the current page directly, so there's no copy-paste between a tab and a chatbot.
  • Multiple frontier models in one browser let you match the model to the job.
  • Agent mode automates multi-page research tasks that would otherwise be manual clicking.
  • Chromium base means Chrome extensions work and importing from other browsers is quick.
  • The standard tier stays free, with core chat and agent quotas included.

Cons

  • The interface and model lineup lean Chinese, which limits it for users who need English-first tools.
  • Agent mode and local file reading require the desktop client, so the web version is a partial experience.
  • It's a young product from a small team, so expect fewer integrations and rough edges than Chrome or Edge.
  • Some features depend on which models are reachable in your region.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. The standard version is free and includes chat, image generation, and agent task quotas. When you burn through the free allowance, you can keep going on a single low-cost model. A Pro tier with higher quotas is available if you use it heavily.