Your agentic browser for ergonomic work
The Oasis Agentic Browser integrates AI at its core, helping you find and organize anything at the sound of your voice. No more digging through tabs or search history—just tell Oasis to pull up what you need.
Why Oasis?
We built Oasis because we were tired of the chaos of modern browsing—endless tabs, lost ideas, and scattered focus. Our team set out to create a browser that delivers an experience that can only be described as omnipotence.
In this video, you'll see a demo of Oasis's core features and get a glimpse of the future we're building—where your browser is not just a tool, but a companion ready at the sound of your voice.
Everything you need to succeed
Our platform provides all the tools and features you need to streamline your workflow and boost productivity.
Automate your workflow with intelligent task management and scheduling.
Get instant insights with comprehensive analytics and reporting.
Enterprise-grade security with end-to-end encryption.
Seamless collaboration tools for your entire team.
Deploy Oasis Across Your Enterprise
Ready to transform your organization's digital workspace? Schedule a demo to see Oasis in action and learn how we'll help you deploy it securely across your organization.
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