Perplexity, the company behind the AI-powered search engine of the same name, has launched a new AI browser called Comet. It’s designed to tackle one of the most persistent internet headaches: juggling dozens of tabs, apps, and scattered tasks. The idea is to streamline how people interact with information online by not only organizing it better, but also by helping users think through what they are doing as they go.

Instead of searching and clicking, users can ask the Comet web browser to perform tasks such as comparing products, finding related content, or completing actions like booking meetings or sending emails. It holds onto context across different pages and functions to turn browsing into something closer to guided reasoning. The company describes the goal as letting the internet “amplify our intelligence,” rather than overwhelm it. For now, access is limited to Perplexity Max subscribers, with more invites expected to roll out over the summer.