SiteQuest
SiteQuest is a pop-in/overlay browser for macOS and Windows that brings websites and AI tools to the user's current workspace with a single hotkey, avoiding tab and window switching. Its mission is to reduce context switching and let the computer bend to the user's workflow.
At a Glance
- Developers and technical professionals
- Designers
- Remote knowledge workers
- AI-tool power users
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AI Tools by SiteQuest
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SiteQuest
Floating AI Overlay Browser
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Latest News
SiteQuest launch day listing on LaunchPact
Best Ad Blocker Browsers for Mac in 2026 published on the SiteQuest Blog
Ad Blocker Browser Guide: The Best Way to Browse Without Ads in 2026 published
How Looking Up One Thing Creates 17 New Tabs published
Products & Services
A desktop overlay browser for Windows and macOS that runs websites over any application. It can be summoned with Shift + Space, supports saved sites and multiple AI services, and includes privacy, synchronization, customization, and productivity features.
Free-forever tier with basic browsing, one browsing session, limited saved sites, local AI, Bing as the default search engine, essential browser utilities, and basic appearance options.
Paid tier for daily AI users with 25 cloud-AI requests per day, 10 saved sites, incognito mode, multiple search engines, ad blocking, preset accent colors, and cloud sync across two devices.
Paid power-user tier with unlimited saved sites, up to 10 browsing sessions, cloud and local AI, Chrome extensions, three-device cloud sync, custom search engines, customizable shortcuts, floating trigger/follow-mouse controls, and custom colors.
Market Position
SiteQuest positions itself as a companion overlay rather than a replacement for Chrome, Firefox, or Brave: it stays on top of the user's current application and reduces context switching. Its differentiation is the combination of global-hotkey access, multi-AI support, local AI, cloud sync, privacy controls, and workflow customization; alternatives include traditional browsers, browser side panels/extensions, split-screen layouts, virtual desktops, and other floating-browser tools.
Leadership
Founders
Sena Biji
Founder/maker of SiteQuest, identified in SiteQuest launch listings and launch materials; no previous roles or companies were identified in the sources reviewed.
Founding Story
SiteQuest was started to address the productivity cost of repeatedly switching between browser tabs, AI tools, documentation, email, and work applications. The initial vision was a companion browser overlay that appears on demand, keeps the web accessible without leaving the current app, and disappears when no longer needed.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Freemium desktop software subscription: a free-forever tier provides core browsing and local AI, while Plus Lite and Pro subscriptions monetize cloud AI, additional saved sites/sessions, synchronization, extensions, and advanced customization.
Pricing Tiers
Basic browsing and local AI; one session, limited saved sites, and core utilities.
For daily AI users; yearly price includes one free month according to the pricing page.
For power users; yearly price includes one free month according to the pricing page.
Target Markets
- Developers and technical professionals
- Designers
- Remote knowledge workers
- AI-tool power users
- Researchers and productivity enthusiasts
- Students
- Developers looking up documentation, Stack Overflow, or AI coding assistance while working in VS Code or a terminal
- Designers using AI and web references alongside Figma or Photoshop
- Researchers and knowledge workers accessing email, Slack, SaaS tools, and reference material without leaving their main application
- AI power users working with several AI services without managing many tabs or windows
- Traders and dashboard users monitoring web information while working
- Students and users watching tutorials or accessing guides while working in another application