In development. Coming to the App Store and Google Play; not released yet.
Reads your tabs
Remembers you
Asks first
Your own AI key
About Qutai
Qutai is a browser with an assistant at its core. It reads the page, compares your tabs, fills in forms, books and researches, remembers what you tell it on your phone, and stops to ask before anything that matters.
9:41
shop.example/trail-runner
Running
Trail Runner 4
€89
Add to cart
Qutai
Claude · this chat
Compare this with the shoe in my other tab and add the cheaper one to my cart, size 42.
Reading tab 2
Reading the page
This one is €12 cheaper with the same sole and drop. Adding size 42 to your cart.
Give Qutai a task…
Qutai wants to do this
Clicking (ref 31)
Always allow on shop.example
DenyAllow
Illustration, simplified from the app’s interface and strings.
The assistant
Hand it the tedious part.
Qutai’s assistant works in your tabs: it reads pages, taps, types, opens and compares tabs, step by step. Every step is shown as it happens, and you can stop it at any time. And it remembers what you tell it, so each task needs less explaining than the last.
Read, compare, decide
Compare products across tabs
Open two or three product pages and ask which one fits. Qutai reads each tab without switching away, notes prices, delivery times and specs, and answers with a table it can also hand you as a CSV file.
Reading tab 2
Reading tab 3
Price, delivery, warranty side by side
Fill, check, stop
Fill the checkout, stop before payment
It enters your name, address and the delivery note you saved, after asking whether it may use your remembered details on that site. At the payment step it stops: the assistant never types card numbers, passwords or one-time codes. You pay yourself.
Enter your personal information on shop.example?
Typed into [12]
Stopped at payment: over to you
Book, note, remind
Book it, then put it in your calendar
Find a table or an appointment and fill in the form. Afterwards Qutai offers to add it to your calendar or set a reminder, showing the details for you to approve. When a place takes bookings by phone, you get a Call button and dial yourself.
Calendar event: Dinner, Friday 20:00
Kebap House
+90 212 555 01 23
Call
Search, read, cite
Research with sources
Deep research searches and reads many pages and PDFs, takes notes and writes a report with its sources listed under the answer. Share it as a PDF. It takes a few minutes and uses more of your API credit.
Searched: e-bike rules in Istanbul
Reading the page
Sources
What the assistant manages depends on the model you choose and on the site. These are examples of what the code supports; most of it has not yet been tested on a real phone.
Memory, on your phone
It gets to know you, and keeps it on your phone.
Tell Qutai your addresses, sizes, diet or budget, or answer a few optional questions when you set it up. It files what it learns under categories, uses it in later tasks without asking again, and follows your custom instructions in every request. The more you use it, the less you have to explain.
Sorted into categories: identity and contact, addresses, shopping and delivery, travel, food and diet, budget, general preferences
Stored on the phone; yours to see, edit and delete in Settings, and included in your encrypted backup
Sent only to the AI provider you chose, with your requests, and listed in “What was sent to the AI”; ID numbers and memories you lock go only as a label
Never passwords, card numbers or one-time codes; it asks per site before entering your details
Privacy by design
Your key. Your phone. Your say.
You choose how Qutai reaches the AI. Today it uses your own key: requests go from your phone straight to your provider, with no Qutai account and no Qutai server in between. Later, a paid Qutai service will be an option for those who would rather not manage a key.
With your own keyAvailable now
Your phonetabs, history, memory, chats
No Qutai server
Your AI providerwith your own key
With the Qutai servicePlanned · optional · paid
Your phonetabs, history, memory, chats
Qutai’s serveraccount and credits
The AIno key of your own
Bring your own AI key
Use a key from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google Gemini or OpenRouter, or your own OpenAI-compatible server (Ollama, LM Studio, vLLM). Choose the model, even per conversation. This route stays, whatever comes later.
Stays on the phone
Tabs, history, bookmarks, chats and the assistant’s memory are stored on the device. Passwords, card numbers and one-time codes are never put in memory; ID numbers and memories you lock reach the AI only as a label.
Permissions per site
For each site, the assistant may act freely, ask before every action, only read, or stay out. Separately, you decide whether it may enter your remembered details there.
What was sent to the AI
A list of every request: when, which provider and model, which site, and what went with it. The content itself is kept only in memory until the app closes.
Incognito means nothing saved
Incognito tabs keep no history, and conversations that touch them stay in memory only. Memory, location and calendar are off there, and the incognito tabs can be locked.
Asks before it matters
Sensitive actions need your yes. Calendar, location, notifications, downloads and image uploads are confirmed every time; calls, texts, WhatsApp messages and emails are only drafts that you send.
The paid Qutai service (an account, sync and Qutai credits instead of your own key) is planned for the store builds, not built yet. It will be optional: your own key keeps working, and the open-source build never needs a Qutai server.
And a browser too
Everything you expect from a browser, minus the tracking.
Tabs and groups
A tab group shares one conversation with the assistant. Idle tabs sleep to save memory.
Reader mode and read aloud
Light, dark or sepia, serif or sans, easier-reading spacing. Read aloud follows the article paragraph by paragraph.
Ad and tracker blocking
Pick EasyList, EasyPrivacy or AdGuard Turkish, or add any list by its address. Lists are downloaded on the phone; rules that block whole domains are used.
Plays in the background
Audio keeps playing with the screen locked. On iPhone a video goes on as sound only, and some sites such as YouTube still stop it.
Incognito tabs
Their own cookies and site data, gone when you close them, with an optional biometric lock.
Encrypted backup
No account, no sync: export everything to one password-protected file and import it on another phone.
Bookmarks in folders
Import the file Chrome, Firefox, Safari or Edge exports, and export the same format.
Voice input
Dictate tasks with the phone’s own speech recognition, on the device when the phone and language allow.
PDF and full-page screenshots
Save a page as PDF or a stitched screenshot of the whole page, or keep it for offline reading.
Comparison
How Qutai compares on mobile
The mobile apps only, from each vendor’s own public pages. Where we could not confirm something, the cell says so instead of guessing.
Free + paid plansFree with a daily limit; paid plans add models and limits.Source
Not confirmed
Not in the table: Arc Search (its AI features are being switched off on 23 November 2026); Hyperweb (we found no Hyperweb mobile browser).
Getting started
Three steps, once it is out.
01
Install Qutai
Not in the stores yet: build it from the repository today, or follow the project on GitHub.
02
Add your AI key
Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, OpenRouter or your own server. A paid Qutai service is planned as an option.
03
Give it a task
Tap the Q in the address bar and say what you need, in your own words.
Open source
Read every line. Build it yourself.
The whole app is in the repository under the Apache License 2.0: the agent, its safety rules, what is sent to the AI and how. You can build it with your own toolchain, or in the cloud with your own Expo account.
The licence covers the code. The Qutai name and logo are trademarks: a fork you publish needs its own name and icons, as TRADEMARKS.md explains.
Build it on your machine
git clone https://github.com/sonsuzdongu/qutai.git
cd qutai
npm install
cp .env.example .env
npx expo run:android # or run:ios
Status
Where it stands, honestly.
Qutai is in development. It is not in the App Store or Google Play yet, and most of what this page describes is implemented in the code but has not yet been tested on a real phone.
In the code today
The assistant: reading, tapping, typing, fixing form errors, tabs, deep research with sources
Five provider options with your own key, and a model per conversation
Memory with categories and hidden entries, per-site permissions, the “sent to the AI” log
Calendar reading and writing, reminders, a Call button, text, WhatsApp and email drafts
Saved tasks with reminders, PDF reading, image attachments, downloads and CSV export
Reader mode, read aloud, voice input, ad and tracker blocking, encrypted backup
Limits to know
Background tasks are Android-only and opt-in; on iPhone a task pauses when you leave the app
Scheduled tasks are reminders: nothing runs while Qutai is closed
Payments are always completed by you
Sharing to Qutai and the home screen widget are Android-only for now