Spaces
Each Space has its own tabs, colour, cookies, pinned tabs and folders, for example one for work and one for home. Favorites are shared across all Spaces.
A web browser for iPhone and iPad that sorts your tabs into Spaces, can show up to four tabs at once, and doesn't collect data about you. Made for the iPhone Duo, folded and unfolded.
APSIS /ˈæpsɪs/ · the point of an orbit nearest to, or farthest from, what it circles
The app doesn't send us anything. History, tabs and settings are stored on your device, in files only your user account can read.
The layout changes when you fold or unfold the iPhone Duo. Folded, the page uses the main screen and the controls are in the strip next to it. Unfolded, Spaces and tabs get a sidebar.
iPad uses the same sidebar layout, with the controls at the bottom next to a centred address bar.
Shows up to four tabs at once, for example two streams, or a video next to its chat.
Tap a pane to hear it. Now playing: Final, court 1
A Kapsel gives one site its own separate storage. Useful for banking, work tools, or sites you don't want to share cookies with others.
Each Space has its own tabs, colour, cookies, pinned tabs and folders, for example one for work and one for home. Favorites are shared across all Spaces.
Audio and video playing in other tabs is listed in the sidebar, with play and pause. If you start Picture in Picture in another tab, the previous video keeps playing.
Links can open as a card over the current page. Close it, or turn it into a tab.
Summarizes a page or explains selected text with Apple Intelligence on your device. Nothing is sent to other AI services.
Assign a site to a Space, and its links always open in that Space.
Searches your open tabs and history as you type, opens addresses, and searches the web. Type “yt” and tap the suggestion to search YouTube directly. Bangs like “!w” work anywhere in a search. The most popular ones are built in; DuckDuckGo resolves them and sends you on to the site, whichever search engine you use.
yt › YouTube · !w saturn · !gh webkitDuckDuckGo by default. You can switch to Startpage, Brave Search, Ecosia, Qwant, Google, Bing or Kagi. Search suggestions come from the selected engine, if you turn them on and it offers them.
Your Spaces, pinned tabs, Favorites, Lotse and Kapsel rules and settings on your other iPhone and iPad. It goes through your own iCloud, end-to-end encrypted, and stays off until you turn it on. Open tabs, history and website data stay on each device.
No. There are no analytics and no telemetry, and the app doesn't send us anything. Your history, tabs and settings stay on your device, in files only your user account can read.
Private browsing forgets everything when you close the tabs. A Kapsel keeps one site's login and data, but sealed off from every other site, so you stay signed in there and nowhere else.
Only if you turn on iCloud Sync. Then your Spaces, pinned tabs, Favorites, rules and settings go to your own iCloud, end-to-end encrypted, so neither Apple nor we can read them. There's no APSIS account and no server of ours.
WebKit, the same engine as Safari. Pages work as they do in Safari and get Apple's security updates.
From Apple's on-device model, so the page stays on your device. Nothing is sent to other AI services. Without Apple Intelligence, these features aren't available.
iPhones with iOS 26 and iPads with iPadOS 26. The iPhone layout is designed for the iPhone Duo, folded and unfolded.