µBrowser vs SciLens

µBrowser is the micro browser for your Apple Watch. Quickly look something up, open a favorite website or read a webpage when you don’t have another device around. Built for short visits on a small screen, µBrowser puts the web on your wrist. NEW: Ask µBrowser Ask questions about webpages, get a quick summary and explore further with follow-up questions. Answers include sources so you can open the original page. FEATURES • Open web addresses directly on your Apple Watch. • Search with DuckDuckGo, Google, Bing, Brave Search, Startpage or Ecosia. • Revisit recent pages and save your favorites as bookmarks. • Manage bookmarks with the iPhone companion app. • Quickly access the browser through watch face complications. • Choose whether to save browsing history and searches, and keep cookies between sessions. PLEASE NOTE Browsing on your wrist has its limits. Large or complex webpages may not work as expected, JavaScript support is limited, and signing in to websites may not work. Ask µBrowser works with publicly readable content and may be unable to access pages behind sign-ins or paywalls. Ask µBrowser requires watchOS 27 or later and available Apple Intelligence and Private Cloud Compute services. Availability depends on your device, Apple Account, language and region. Daily usage limits may apply. An internet connection is required.

SciLens is a science exploration app designed to present core scientific ideas through clear visuals and structured content. The app brings together topics from physics, chemistry, biology, and astronomy in a calm, focused environment built for understanding and discovery. Users can explore short articles, thematic sections, and interactive views that help illustrate how scientific concepts relate to the world around us. Visual elements and simple explanations work together to make complex topics easier to observe and reflect on. SciLens focuses on clarity, consistency, and thoughtful presentation. All content is provided for informational and educational purposes, offering a visual perspective on science without pressure, tracking, or distractions.