muddy
Muddy gives product, engineering, design, and other teams a shared browser for apps, websites, files, and conversations. Teams can collaborate in context, revisit workspace activity, and ask AI questions using information from their tabs and conversations.
Who it's for
- Product and project teams that want shared browser workspaces for project management and team conversations.
- Research teams that need to collect web pages and revisit information across apps and conversations.
- Design, marketing, sales, and engineering teams that collaborate in browser-based apps and want comments and teammate presence in context.
How it fits your workflow
Download Muddy for a supported operating system and use it to open browser-based apps and websites. Users can import their browser history, passwords, and logins.
Create workspaces and projects to organize tabs and share them with teammates. Teammates can join one another in apps or conversations, comment on page content, and revisit previous activity.
Ask Muddy's AI questions about web content; the page says it can use open tabs and project conversations as context without requiring app setup.
Pricing
Free: The page says you can get started for free with your entire team; it does not provide plan details or paid pricing.
The vendor doesn't publish prices. Check with muddy directly.
Prices checked on Oct 31, 2026 from the vendor's site. They can change; confirm before you buy.
Key features
- Shared workspaces
- Create shared views of apps and websites, with tabs rendered and categorized based on what matters to the team.
- Workspace rewind
- Scrub back through activity across apps, files, and conversations, then reopen a file or site and continue using it.
- Universal commenting
- Highlight text, select image areas, or point to video timestamps and comment in context across sites.
- Team presence
- See what teammates are doing across projects and join them inside an app or conversation.
- AI questions and answers
- Ask questions about web content and project context. Muddy says its AI reads tabs automatically, learns from conversations, and asks follow-up questions when needed.
- Automatic tab hibernation
- Muddy says it hibernates old tabs and wakes them when needed to optimize memory and battery life.
Works with
- Browser-compatible apps and websites
- Chrome extensions
Getting started
Available for Mac, Windows, iOS, and Android.
- Choose an operating system and download Muddy.
- Import browser history, passwords, and logins if desired.
- Create a workspace or project and organize the relevant apps and websites.
- Share the workspace with teammates or use it individually.
Frequently asked questions
Does Muddy replace Chrome?
The page says most users open apps and websites directly in Muddy and use it as their default browser for work. It also says users can import their history, passwords, and logins.
Can I use Muddy by myself?
Yes. Muddy is designed for teamwork, but the page says individuals can build a workspace on their own before sharing it.
Do I have to connect my apps to use Muddy's AI?
No setup is required for the AI to start browsing the web. As users create projects, Muddy says it automatically uses that context to answer questions and retrieve websites.
What apps does Muddy support?
The page says Muddy supports anything that works inside a browser, including Chrome extensions.
How does Muddy manage my privacy?
The page says cookies and passwords are stored locally and never on Muddy's server. It describes the business model as collaboration services and enterprise features rather than ads.
Does opening all those apps make my computer slow?
Muddy says it optimizes memory and battery life by hibernating old tabs automatically and waking them when needed.