iOS · Android · macOS · Open source
OpenMedia opens real sites in a native web view and hides what you tell it to: app prompts, Reels, Shorts, ads, trackers. One full-screen page and one floating button. No backend.
For iPhone, iPad, Android and Mac. Linux and Windows are planned.
What it does
Recipes
Hide install prompts, pop-ups, Reels, Shorts, Stories and suggestions. A recipe is a declarative file, validated in Rust, injected at document start so removed things never flash. When a site changes, the recipe is fixed, not the app.
Blocking
EasyList and EasyPrivacy are built into the app and compiled to WebKit content rules. One switch in Settings, no list downloads.
Usage
Foreground time per site and per section, over today, 7 or 30 days. Only site names, section names and seconds are stored: never addresses, searches or titles.
Limits
Pick a daily warning and a daily limit for any site by dragging a slider. A reminder slides in at the top. At the limit the site is blurred, with interaction, navigation and media stopped until midnight. Other sites stay open.
AI assistant
Add Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, OpenRouter or a local OpenAI-compatible server. Describe a change in the command bar, see the redacted page structure that would be sent, then accept or reject the validated recipe it proposes. Keys sit in the system secure store (the Keychain on Apple devices), are read only in Rust, and never reach the interface.
Your cookies, passwords and typed text are not part of what goes out, and nothing goes out until you press Send.
Favorites
Star any page, history entry or recipe. The first six form the fan. Pages show unread badges, and raise a local notification when a count in the page title rises while you are elsewhere. No push, nothing leaves the phone.
Incognito
Swap to separate favorites and recipe choices, gated by Face ID, Touch ID or your passcode. It is a screen lock for whoever is holding the phone, not encrypted storage.
Appearance
The app follows your choice and passes it on to sites that respect the system color scheme. Pull to refresh works on the page itself.
Screens
Real captures of the app on iPhone 17 Pro Max and iPad Pro 13-inch. Usage numbers are sample data.
01The real site, not a copy.
02Hold for favorites.
03Switches, not code.
04Ads and trackers blocked.
05Time per site and section.
06Limits that hold.
07Your key, your provider.
08Light, dark, or system.
Privacy
These are rules the code is held to, not a policy page. Anything that breaks one is a bug.
01
There is no server we run. No telemetry, no analytics, no crash reports that leave the device, and no account to create.
02
Requests go to the sites you open and, only when you ask, to the AI provider you configured. Nothing else.
03
API keys live in the system secure store and are read only by the app's Rust core. They never reach the interface, logs, recipes or exports.
04
Each session is pinned to its domain. A link to somewhere else opens in a separate popup that shares nothing with your profile. Pages get no access to the app beyond one narrow bridge.
05
OpenMedia changes what you see. It does not click, like, post, follow or act on a site on your behalf.
06
A proposed recipe is validated in Rust before it touches a page. Any rule that runs script needs your explicit confirmation, recipe by recipe.
Full details are in thesecurity model.
Open source
OpenMedia is licensed MPL-2.0. Site knowledge lives in recipes with their own DOM fixtures, so improving how a site looks is a data change you can review. The native web view is an in-repo Tauri plugin written in Swift.
Runs on iOS, Android and macOS. Linux and Windows are planned. Early release: physical-device behavior and real AI-provider requests are still being verified.
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