Tabs and windows
Tab and window management
List, open, close, move, and organize tabs and windows without digging through menus.
Example prompts
- What tabs do I have open?
- Close the tab about…
- Open this URL in a new tab
Oasis Browser
Oasis
Oasis is a browser with a built-in AI assistant that can plan, search, and take action on your tabs, history, and pages, not just chat beside them. Use your voice when you want speed, and import from your old browser so switching takes seconds, not a weekend.
Voice
Speak when it is faster, or go hands-free
Tap the microphone in the composer to open a focused voice session: a cinematic overlay with an aura visualization, capture modes (Continuous vs Precise), and whether replies are spoken or streamed into chat. Voice and typing share the same assistant thread.
Voice is available in supported builds and may require device permissions. Unavailable builds show a clear in-product message.
Status hints like "Listening" and "Pause briefly after you speak" mirror what you see in the product during capture.
Voice session
Listening
Pause briefly after you speak, or tap the orb to send now.
ContinuousPrecise|SpokenChat
Assistant
Actions grounded in your browser
The panel combines a chat timeline, a composer with "Ask Oasis…", read-aloud and feedback on the latest AI message, and readable busy states when a tool is running (for example, summarizing a page). Search and filter below to explore commands and skills: illustrative prompts, not an exhaustive list.
What can Oasis do?
Search in plain language to match ideas like "that article from Tuesday" or "clean up my tabs", then browse example prompts for each area.
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Tab groups
Tab groups
Create, rename, add or remove tabs, and list groups so a messy session stays scannable.
Example prompts
- List my tab groups
- Add this tab to the research group
- Rename my group to…
Bookmarks
Bookmarks and folders
Treat bookmark folders as first-class: list, create, rename, add tabs, open sets of saved pages.
Example prompts
- Show my bookmark folders
- Save this tab to…
- Open everything in my reading folder
History
Semantic search and history
Find pages by meaning—not only exact keywords—when you half-remember a visit.
Example prompts
- Find that article about…
- What did I read about… last week?
- Search my history for…
Page understanding
Summarization and page understanding
Turn long articles into short answers grounded in what you are viewing.
Example prompts
- Summarize this page
- What are the main points?
Saved context
Memory-style lookup
Search across what the assistant can access, including saved and visited context.
Example prompts
- Have I visited…?
- Find… in my saved stuff
Control
Confirmations for sensitive actions
When a command could change your browsing state in a meaningful way, Oasis can ask you to confirm. You see plain-language copy plus a highlighted command line so you know exactly what will run.
Illustrative modal below. Real copy and icons may vary slightly by version.
Confirm Action
This will close a tab and cannot be undone from the assistant. Continue?
Command: close tab "Quarterly report"
Onboarding
A short checklist to get to your first win
A docked checklist tracks basics like signing in, sending a first prompt, and trying voice, so you are not left wondering what to do after install.
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- Sign in to Oasis AI
- Try your first prompt
- Try voice conversation
- Explore tab tools
Switching
Import in seconds
Oasis uses a migration-style wizard so you are not rebuilding your digital life from scratch. One guided flow, clear choices, and OS permission prompts only when needed. Switching often takes seconds, not minutes.
- Bookmarks (or favorites, depending on source browser)
- Passwords
- History
- Form autofill data
- Payment methods (where supported)
- Extensions (where the platform can transfer them)
General
Import browser data
Bring your bookmarks, passwords, history, extensions, and autofill data from another browser.
Import data
Import browser data
- Chrome: kahana.co
- Chrome: Kahana
- Chrome: Adam
- Brave: Personal
- Safari
- Microsoft Edge: Profile 1
- Chromium: Work
- Passwords from CSV fileBookmarks from HTML file
Coming soon
Amplifier: learn from real feedback
Planned feature: tags, notes, and thumbs become the loop that steadies the assistant over time. Preview below.
Read the full Amplifier guide →
Most assistants miss the mark on real work: too slow, too wrong, or tuned for demos. Training in Oasis is where you react in context—tags, notes, thumbs, and flows like training on a specific reply—so we can steer quality toward smarter, more accurate, and faster answers for you. Qualifying training can also add bonus tokens to your daily balance; caps and rules follow your Oasis plan.
Amplifier is the name we use for that whole feedback loop: signal grounded in real conversations, not vibes. Today that signal is tied to your account and the interaction you rate. Later, we plan explicit anonymous and personalized training modes so you can choose how much identity rides with the payload—roadmap, not a promise of ship dates.
Consistent, specific feedback over 30, 60, and 90 days is the shape of the compounding story below. The chart is illustrative only, not a live dashboard or guarantee for your curves.
Train & react
Simplified mock for layout; see the Amplifier & Training feature page for real in-app captures.
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Illustrative trajectory
Better speed, accuracy, and quality for you
Concept only: as Training piles up, we expect the assistant to feel sharper, steadier, and quicker on the work you actually do. The three lines are placeholders for speed, accuracy, and overall quality—not a guarantee, live dashboard, or your measured trajectory.
| Day | Speed | Accuracy | Quality |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | 28 | 22 | 24 |
| Day 30 | 52 | 48 | 50 |
| Day 60 | 74 | 76 | 78 |
| Day 90 | 90 | 92 | 94 |