Peak Browser vs Eivil

Everything, in one tab. Now in your language. Peak is a browser with the rest of your work already inside it: notes, task boards, whiteboards, a calendar, time tracking and invoices, mail, PDFs, photos, vector drawing, video, music, slides, websites, your finances, games and more than twenty tools. On Mac, iPhone, iPhone Duo and iPad, in English, Norwegian, German, French, Spanish, Japanese and Brazilian Portuguese. WATCHES Peak keeps an eye on the web for you: a search, a listing, a feed, a page or an app's reviews. What is new lands in one feed, judged by what you are looking for rather than by matching words. WORK TOGETHER Share a task board, whiteboard, note, calendar, project, drawing or deck with anyone who has an Apple ID. Everyone sees every change and can make their own, and Peak shows who changed what. It goes through iCloud, end-to-end encrypted, and over Mesh between devices nearby. No Peak server, no account. YOUR CALENDAR, ALL OF IT Personal, calendars you keep with others, your Social Studio posts, invoices falling due and the hours you worked, beside Apple Calendar, each shown or hidden from one menu, with a reminder before each event. PEAK HOURS Track time against clients and projects with a timer that follows you between devices, for one organization or several. Timesheets, absence, budgets, reports and a year of income beside its costs. Make clean PDF invoices and email them. Teams hand in weeks and approve time off together. PEAK AI, ON YOUR TERMS Use AI if you want to: on your device, with your own key from the provider you choose, or not at all, with one switch to keep requests in the EU. Peak AI sees the tab in front, works across your notes, boards and calendar, and asks before it changes anything. Talk to it out loud in Basecamp, from Telegram, or let Claude and other AI apps use Peak as an MCP server. Your own bots remember, wake up on schedule and work at one table. MAKE THINGS Contour for vector drawing, Darkroom for photos, Folio for PDFs, a full video editor, slides, websites, music in Waveform, and Social Studio for writing and planning posts for several brands, with pictures and video. PLAY Summit Cup, rocket-powered car soccer, and Ridgefront, a war of bases and armies with a campaign of seven missions, skirmishes for up to four sides and a twenty-minute last stand — against the computer, or with people nearby over Mesh. MADE BY AI, AND SAYS SO Everything Peak generates carries an invisible watermark and signed Content Credentials, so anyone can tell it was made by AI. AI Check, in Tools, reads a picture, recording, video or text and tells you whether it was. Peak does not make sexual images or nudity, and anything it makes can be reported. NOTES THAT THINK Markdown notes that run Python on your device, with charts, maths and diagrams. Recents and History find anything again. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account. No tracking. No analytics. Your work stays on your devices and syncs only through your own iCloud.

Eivil is a mobile web browser that turns your open tabs into a deck of cards. OPEN TABS AS CARDS Step back from the current page to see every open tab in one spatial deck. Swipe between equal-sized cards and bring the page you want back into focus. BROWSE WITHOUT COVERING THE PAGE Eivil's floating dock stays close to your thumb, follows the page edge, and moves out of the way when a website needs the keyboard or its own bottom controls. THE BROWSER ESSENTIALS - Search the web or enter an address in one field. - Go back, go forward, reload, and pull to refresh. - Open, switch, restore, and close multiple tabs. - Bookmark pages with their site icons. - Revisit browsing history. - Find text on a page, share a link, or copy its address. - Restore your open session after relaunching Eivil. YOUR BROWSING DATA STAYS ON YOUR DEVICE Browsing history, bookmarks, and your tab session are stored locally. No Eivil account is required, and you can clear browsing data from Settings. Websites you visit may apply their own privacy practices. Eivil focuses on a cleaner, more tactile way to move through the web—one card at a time.