The Browser Company, the team behind Arc, has unveiled Dia, a new web browser focused on integrating artificial intelligence. The product is set to launch in early 2025.

According to the company’s website, Dia introduces a “new environment built on top of a web browser,” where AI is seamlessly integrated into the browsing experience, moving beyond traditional buttons or standalone applications.

In a demonstration video, CEO Josh Miller showcased several innovative features of the browser, including:

Text autocomplete, such as generating the next sentence while typing;
Real-time internet fact-checking and information retrieval;
Intelligent analysis of open tabs and windows;
Command execution via the address bar, like searching for documents, sending emails, or scheduling calendar events;
Performing user actions, such as adding items to an online shopping cart based on a list from an email.

In a previous video, Miller emphasized that The Browser Company’s goal is to create an AI browser that operates seamlessly and delivers value while being financially viable.

In November, OpenAI revealed its intention to develop its own browser, signaling growing competition in the AI-powered browsing space.

Reminder: Google is also working on AI technology capable of independently performing tasks in a browser, such as searching for information, booking flights, or completing purchases.