Positions itself as a modern alternative to Google Chrome, focusing on user experience, productivity, and AI-driven automation rather than ad-supported search.

Leadership

Founders

Josh Miller

Co-founder and CEO. Previously co-founded Branch (acquired by Facebook in 2014) and served as a Product Manager at Facebook. Also worked in the Obama Administration's Office of Digital Strategy and at Thrive Capital.

Hursh Agrawal

Co-founder and CTO. Previously co-founded Branch (acquired by Facebook) and was a software engineer at Facebook. He carries the technical leadership for the company.

Executive Team

Josh Miller

CEO & Co-founder

Founder of Branch, former Facebook PM, and Obama White House staffer.

Hursh Agrawal

CTO & Co-founder

Founder of Branch and former Facebook engineer.

Board of Directors

Mike Krieger

Board Member (Co-founder of Instagram)

Jordan Cooper

Board Member (General Partner at Pace Capital)

Josh Miller

CEO and Board Member

Founding Story

Josh Miller and Hursh Agrawal started the company to rebuild the web browser, which they felt had stagnated despite the web becoming a complex operating system for work. They aimed to create a more mindful, organized browsing experience.

Business Model

Revenue

Estimated $22.6M (2025 figures reported before acquisition completion)

Revenue Model

Currently transitioning to a subscription-based enterprise model with the launch of Dia. Arc remains free for consumer use.

Pricing Tiers

Arc Personal

Free

Full access to Arc features for individuals.

Dia / Enterprise

Subscription (TBA)

Enterprise features including AI work memory and SaaS app integration.

Acquired by Atlassian (Sep 2025)

Target Markets

Industries & Segments

Knowledge workers
Tech professionals
Designers
Enterprise SaaS users

Use Cases

Knowledge work
SaaS app management
Project organization
Productivity-focused web browsing

Notable Customers

Individual power users
Tech teams
Early enterprise adopters of Dia

Quick Facts

Headquarters

New York, NY

Founded

2019

Entity Type

Inc.

Employees

130

Total Funding

$746.8M (including acquisition price)

Investors

Atlassian, Pace Capital

Office Locations

New York

Remote

Funding History

Seed$5M

2020-07

Evan Williams

Jeff Weiner

Series A$13M

2021-05

Next Play Ventures

Series A (Extension)$12M

2022-05

NextView Ventures

History & Milestones

2025-06

Beta launch of 'Dia', an AI-powered browser designed specifically for work and SaaS integration.

2025-09

Atlassian enters agreement to acquire The Browser Company for $610M.

2024-03

Raised $50M in Series B funding at a $550M valuation led by Pace Capital.

2024-04

Arc browser officially launched for Windows users.

2023-07

Arc browser officially exits beta for macOS users.

Key Capabilities

Spaces

Split View

Command Bar

Arc Max (AI Features)

Boosts

Easel

Integrations & Partnerships

Platform Integrations

macOS
Windows
iOS
Android

Key Partnerships

Atlassian (Parent company)

Linear

Notion

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Website

thebrowser.company

GitHub

thebrowsercompany

X / Twitter

browsercompany

AI Topics

The Browser Company focuses on these topics:

AI Browsers(1)

Workflow Automation(1)

Conversational Agents(1)

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The Browser Company

Building a better way to use the internet by rethinking the web browser as a computer for the web.

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At a Glance

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New York, NYHeadquarters

2019Est.

130Employees

Conversational Agents

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AI Tools by The Browser Company

(1)

Dia

AI Browser With Context Aware Chat

AI Browsers Workflow Automation Conversational AI

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Latest News

09/04/2025

Atlassian Acquires The Browser Company for $610M to Build AI-Powered Enterprise Browser

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06/15/2025