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Made for your day

a place for every part of it.

The project you are deep in. The trip you are planning. The page you want to read later. Give each a little room.

YOUR BROWSER, YOUR WAY
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01 · Spaces

pick up where you left off.

Keep a project’s tabs together in a space. Give it a name and a colour, then organise related pages into folders.

Switch from work to something else without closing everything you were doing. Pinned tabs stay within reach across the spaces in a profile.

02 · Profiles

same website. different you.

Use a work account in one profile and a personal account in another. Each profile has its own website data, keeping cookies and sign-ins separate.

Spaces organise your tabs. Profiles separate the accounts behind them.

03 · A little perspective

keep both sides in view.

Compare a source with your notes. Keep the documentation beside the page you are working on. Split view puts 2 pages in the same window.

Prefer tabs across the top, or in a sidebar? Choose the layout that fits how you browse.

The everyday things

less tending to your tabs.

Save it for later

Keep bookmarks and a reading list in Saved. Organise bookmarks into folders and bring existing bookmarks over with an HTML import.

Give idle tabs a rest

Put background tabs to sleep manually or after an idle interval. Their addresses stay in place. Opening them again reloads the page.

Clean up a space

Clean Up Tabs closes duplicate URLs and blank tabs in the current space. Undo the most recent cleanup during the same session.

Keep the useful details close

Find text on a page, search your tabs, manage downloads and return to browsing history from within Terrava.

How sleeping tabs work

A new home for your tabs

make yourself
some room.

Get to know Terrava. A native Mac browser for the projects,
plans and little detours that make up your day.

In development · macOS 26 or later