The web takes you where it wants.
nemo takes you where you want.
Type what you want to do. nemo skips the useless steps, keeps your tabs in order, and keeps your browsing on your computer.
You just used nemo.
Now put it where it matters: in every new tab.
Install nemo on ChromeThe problem isn't searching. It's everything in between.
Open Google. Pick a result. Land on a homepage. Close a banner. Hunt for the menu. Fill in a form. Open another tab. You set out with a destination and, step after step, you end up in the current. nemo does the opposite: it takes your intention and shortens the route.
Don't look for the site. Go where you're going. Works for hotels, maps, videos, shopping — and for the pages you already had open.
fewer steps.fewer tabs.fewer traces.
You already know where you want to go.
You shouldn't have to search for how to get there. Homepages, menus, forms, in-between results are detours. nemo takes the shortest route. From any site, Ctrl + Space opens nemo.
You pick the destination. nemo shortens the road.
Let go of your tabs.
As you browse, you leave dozens of open tabs in your wake. Not because you need them all, but because you don't want to lose the way back.
nemo remembers them for you. The ones you no longer need can disappear: they stay in the archive, and every sweep can be undone. If you need them again, you'll find them.
Leave the tabs behind, not what's inside them.
What you do in your browser is your business.
nemo searches your tabs and your history, on your device. It doesn't need to know you to take you where you want to go.
No account. No analytics. History, archive, notes and stats stay local. How, exactly →
It's not a privacy promise. It's the architecture.
Navigating means
choosing a route.
Online, we ended up
following everyone else's.
The roads you use every day, made shorter.
No new language to learn. One bar, one slash, normal words. Click a route to try it above.
The route is yours.
nemo removes the detours.
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