Dive
Hover a card to see it up close.
Click to go into the page.
A spatial browser
for exploration
and research.
Free · For Macs with M1 or newer · macOS 14 or later
A bigger picture of the web.
01 / Follow your curiosity
The same web.
A little more space around it.
Hover a card to see it up close.
Click to go into the page.
Click a link and the page opens next to the one you came from, with a line between them.
Press T to line the cards back up.
⌘Z undoes it.
Fold a trail into one stack. Click it to see what’s inside, and give it a name if you like.
03 / Find your way
The trail as a list, beside the board. Pin the pages you open often. Double-tap ⌘ to show it.
Press ⌘K and type a few letters of any page you have open. Marble flies you there, wherever it is on the board.
A space is a whole board. Switch, and you’re on another one. The trail you left stays where it was.
Select a line on any page and drop it in a note. It keeps a link back to where it came from.
Each space can have its own photo behind the cards.
04 / Think alongside
Press N and a Markdown note lands next to the page. Headings, lists, and links stay in the note.
Right-click a page and a sticky lands under its corner, joined to the page.
Before you begin
Marble is in early beta.
Here’s what to know.
A browser on an infinite canvas, in early beta. It’s designed for research sessions alongside your everyday browser. The pages are live.
The canvas is a file on your Mac. No account. No sync. Your cookies, cache and logins stay in your local profile. Passwords stay in the system keychain.
The board lives on disk. Opening live web pages still needs an internet connection.
None from Marble. Page ads are blocked by default; you can turn that off.
For now. Marble runs on Macs with M1 or newer, on macOS 14 or later. Join the Windows waitlist.
Yes. The board and features are free. A Research version for researchers and students is in the works.
Free · M1 or newer · macOS 14 or later