About rill.love
Rill is a macOS browser that runs Claude Code and Codex agents alongside your browsing sessions. It lets you send tasks from any page and keeps agents working in separate tabs while you continue browsing. Tabs and agent activity are grouped by project so requests, results, and edits land in the right place. Agents browse pages in isolated tabs without using your logins and remain read-only until you allow edits; web tasks stop before payment or sensitive steps unless explicitly approved. A searchable history logs pages visited and agent actions, and finished work is marked across projects. Passwords and history are stored locally and integrated with the system keychain, and AI features operate under your Claude Code or Codex account. Additional tools include on-page prompting, multi-tab comparison, and optional voice input for issuing tasks.
Key Features
Use Cases
Who is it for?
Key Features
- Runs Claude Code and Codex agents inside a macOS browser alongside browsing sessions
- Send tasks from any page and keep agents working concurrently in separate tabs
- Group tabs and agent activity by project so requests, results, and edits are associated correctly
- Agents browse pages in isolated, read-only tabs without using your logins and stop before payment or sensitive steps unless approved
- Searchable history of pages visited and agent actions with finished work marked across projects
Use Cases
- Audit and refactor a client's multi-page website using Rill's macOS browser by running Claude Code agents in isolated project tabs to send page tasks, compare multi-tab suggestions, and require approval before applying edits while keeping credentials secure in the system keychain
- Compile privacy-first competitive research dossiers by opening target sites in project-based agent tabs and using Codex agents and in-page AI prompts to extract structured data, compare results across tabs, and retain a searchable agent history for traceability without exposing data externally
- Prototype and test automated checkout or API integration flows by letting isolated agent browsing simulate transactions, storing secrets in the system keychain and requiring manual approval before any live edits or payments, with searchable agent history to audit every step
Who is it for?
- Software developers
- Ai/ml engineers
- Product managers
- Researchers and knowledge workers
- Content creators and technical writers
- Qa engineers and testers
- Ux/ui and web designers
- Security- and privacy-conscious professionals
- Power macos users and productivity-focused professionals
