A browser that understands what you're seeking.
We'll notify you when alpha is ready. No spam.
View on GitHubYour browser should remember what you were seeking — not just where you clicked.
Quira maps relationships between your research — automatically.
Pages you visit form a knowledge graph. See connections between ideas, not a flat list of URLs.
Your context graph lives on your device. No cloud sync required. No tracking. Your thoughts stay yours.
Built on open standards. Extend with plugins. Fork it, shape it, make it yours.
You: What was that paper about attention mechanisms?
AI: Attention mechanisms are a key component in neural networks. The most well-known paper is "Attention Is All You Need" by Vaswani et al. (2017), which introduced the Transformer architecture...
A generic answer anyone could get.
You: What was that paper about attention mechanisms?
Quira: You read "FlashAttention-2" by Tri Dao on Tuesday while researching CUDA kernel optimization. You highlighted the section about IO-aware tiling on page 4.
It connects to your earlier research on memory-efficient transformers from last week.
Your context. Your answer.
We believe your browsing context is an extension of your thinking. It should never leave your machine without your explicit consent. Quira is built from the ground up to keep your data where it belongs — with you.
Open source. Transparent. Auditable.
| Engine | Gecko (Firefox fork) |
| Local AI | llama.cpp |
| Embeddings | ONNX Runtime |
| Graph Store | SQLite + FTS5 |
| UI | Rust + WebRender |
| License | MPL-2.0 |
# Clone and build
$ git clone https://github.com/tennnennsui/quira.git
$ cd quira
$ just setup
$ just dev
Core browser + context graph. Early adopter builds.
Local AI integration. Plugin API. Community testing.
Stable release. Full feature set. Production-ready.
Team features. Optional encrypted sync. Advanced AI.
Extension marketplace. Developer platform. API access.
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Free and open source · macOS · Linux