Tabs that eat your device
Dozens of open tabs all stay alive in memory, even the ones you haven’t looked at in hours.
The web the way you want it: light, quiet, and yours.
Your browser works against you
You open it to work, and it takes more from your device and your attention than it gives.
Every page watches you
Ads, trackers and cookie pop-ups load before the content you came for.
Everything in one window
Client accounts, your own account, WhatsApp and dozens of tabs — all tangled together.
Ausaq: the web, light, without the noise — and everything in its place.
What Ausaq gives you
Tabs that sleep
An idle tab pauses and frees memory on its own, and wakes the moment you open it.
A shield before loading
Ads, trackers and cookie pop-ups are blocked before they reach the page.
Passwords under Windows lock
Encrypted by your Windows account itself, and never shown or copied without Windows Hello.
A window per client
A separate profile for each client with its own accounts and cookies, so accounts never mix.
Your apps in a panel
WhatsApp, Messenger, Instagram and LinkedIn inside the window, each with its own account.
Spaces and folders
Work in one space, personal in another, with your essentials pinned everywhere.
Real Windows glass
A side bar your desktop shows through, with its density and tint your choice.
Translate in a click
Any page in your language when you ask, and an interface in Arabic or English.
Private windows
No history or session saved, and its cookies are erased when it closes.
Move in within a minute
Everything in your old browser comes with you — and the original stays untouched.
- 01Install it
A small installer for Windows, ready right away.
- 02Import
Bookmarks, history, passwords and cookies from Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, Firefox or Zen — read from a copy, never the original.
- 03Arrange
Pin your essentials and messaging apps, and give each client its own window.
- 04Browse
Updates arrive on their own, signed and verified.
Straight answers
Where is my data stored?
On your device only: your tabs, history, bookmarks and passwords. No account, no cloud you have to sign up for.
Does Ausaq track me?
No. No analytics, no reports sent. On its own it connects only to check for updates — and to the translator only when you ask it to translate a page.
Will I lose anything from my old browser?
No. Ausaq reads a copy of its data and never writes to the original browser — it stays exactly as it was.
Why is it called Ausaq?
The kestrel (ausaq) is a small falcon that hangs still in mid-air while the wind rushes around it, and its eyes see ultraviolet — revealing the hidden trails of its prey. So is Ausaq: light and steady on what you look at, with a shield that reveals hidden trackers.
When is it coming out?
When it passes real testing on real work — not before. Follow us on LinkedIn to hear first.
Download Ausaq
Ausaq
Version 0.3.2 · In testing
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We're putting it through real-world testing before release. The download link will appear here as soon as it's ready.