Interweb is Serogi’s own browser. It does what a browser should — an ad and tracker shield, an encrypted password vault — and one thing no mainstream browser does: an AI control layer, gated by a permission level you choose, that lets Claude Code, Serogi Delta, GitHub Copilot or Codex actually browse, log in and get things done on a page for you.
That control layer is opt-in and legible on purpose. Nothing is granted silently: you choose research-only, ask-first, or full autopilot, and every tool call an assistant makes is logged where you can see it.
What is in it
- Shield
- A one-tap ad and tracker blocker with five levels, each honest about what it breaks — and a per-site pause for the one page that needs it.
- Vault
- Saved logins, encrypted, decrypted only at the moment of typing them into a page. An assistant can ask Interweb to sign you in; it can never read the password back.
- AI control
- Connect Claude Code, Serogi Delta, GitHub Copilot or Codex over a local, token-authenticated bridge — never open to the network.
- Cargo
- A same-Wi-Fi handoff to your phone — share a file or a message with a six-character code, no cloud, no account.