Say what done looks like
Give Trace an outcome in plain language. You do not have to turn the job into a chain of clicks.
Available now for macOS
The browser where your AI can finish the job.
Keep your signed-in websites on your Mac. Ask Trace to research, compare, prepare, and repeat work across them. Step in only for sensitive moments.
macOS 12 or laterSigned and notarizedAutomatic updates
Signed-in shopping workspace
Delegated outcome
Prepare my order return.
Find the headphones in my recent orders and prepare a return. Stop before submitting it.
Open the signed-in order historyComplete
Find the eligible headphonesComplete
Prepare refund and pickup detailsWorking
Review before submitting returnYour step
Final submission waits for youTrace can navigate and fill the return flow, but it pauses before sending the request.
A browser built around outcomes
Stop carrying web work between you and your AI.
You already have the right tabs, accounts, and context. Trace gives your agent a controlled place to work with them.
Let it work in its own space
Trace opens a bounded agent workspace, uses the pages you allowed, and keeps progress visible.
Step in only when it matters
Take over for sign-in or CAPTCHA, approve consequential actions, and receive the result with evidence.
Start with real work
Use the words you would use with a teammate.
Trace turns the outcome into a plan, keeps browser access scoped, and shows you where the work stands.
Handle an online return
“Find the headphones in my recent orders and prepare a return. Stop before submitting.”
A completed return flow ready for your review.
Prepare work, then review it
“Draft the post in the editor. Ask me before it goes live.”
A prepared draft with the consequential step held for you.
Turn pages into useful data
“Collect the products, prices, and links into a spreadsheet.”
A structured export with source provenance.
Make repeat work reusable
“Teach this weekly check and verify the same result next time.”
A workflow you can replay or schedule.
Control is part of the product
Useful enough to act. Bounded enough to trust.
Trace separates the model that reasons from the browser that owns sessions, permissions, approvals, and evidence.
Your sign-ins stay in Trace Browser
Profiles, cookies, and browsing history remain inside the browser on your Mac.
Every agent gets a bounded workspace
You choose the pages, domains, profile, and level of access for the work.
Important actions pause for you
Publishing, sending, purchasing, and other consequential steps keep their approval boundary.
Completion needs evidence
Runs preserve progress, approvals, artifacts, and verification instead of quietly claiming success.
Available now
Download. Open. Start with one outcome.
The public macOS build uses a signed, notarized release channel and updates itself when a newer verified build is ready.
Download for macOS- 1Unzip itOpen the downloaded ZIP.
- 2Move itPlace Trace Browser in Applications.
- 3Open itChoose Browse, Ask, Delegate, or Teach.
Questions
Before you download
Is Trace Browser available now?
Yes. The macOS release is available from this page, and installed builds update through the same verified release channel.
Is this a Chrome extension?
No. Trace Browser is a separate Chromium-based desktop app with its own profiles, agent spaces, approvals, and work history.
Does an agent see every tab and login?
No. Browser work is scoped to the session, pages, domains, and profile you choose. Credentials are not handed to the agent.
Can I use it without Codex or Claude?
Yes. Browse, Ask, Delegate, and Teach are built into Trace Browser. Connecting an external agent is optional.
What happens when a site needs me?
Trace keeps the current page and asks you to step in for sign-in, CAPTCHA, ambiguity, or an approval. The work can continue from the same place afterward.
Which computers are supported?
The current public release is for macOS 12 or later. Windows and Linux versions are not available yet.