Reeve is a sovereign, agentic browser. An AI agent works inside it — navigating pages, reading, doing real tasks — driven by your own Neuron AI on your own hardware, with no cloud in the loop. Underneath it’s a de-googled Chromium we compiled from source and made our own. A reeve is a steward who acts on your authority — which is exactly the model: the agent acts, you stay sovereign.
Every browser is the front door to everything you do online. Ours is one we own end-to-end — and its agent answers to your AI, not to a vendor’s cloud.
An AI agent acts inside Reeve — navigating, reading pages and doing tasks, DOM-first, logged in as you — running on your own Neuron AI / local models. Nothing about the agent is sent to a third-party cloud.
A reeve is a steward who acts under your authority. That’s the whole design: the agent takes action, but under scoped approvals you control — capability with a leash, never autonomy you didn’t grant.
Built on ungoogled-chromium: Google’s background services, telemetry, Safe-Browsing phone-home and account sign-in are removed in the source, not just switched off in a menu where they can come back.
Built from the full Chromium source tree — roughly 57,000 build targets compiled on our own hardware, with our own signing key. Nothing ships in it that we didn’t build.
Searches through a self-hosted SearXNG meta-search instead of Google — results without the tracking cookie and advertising profile that follow you around the rest of the web.
A self-contained, self-signed Linux AppImage; the models run on your own machine. No app store, no update server we don’t control, no account — it runs like any other local program.
Most “agentic browsers” drive your logged-in sessions with a cloud model. We did the opposite — every layer runs on hardware and keys we control.