Keep the work
in one place.
Goals, agents, evidence, and resources live together in a spatial workspace—not a trail of disconnected pages.
Most browsers take you from page to page. KeplerV starts with your intention—and brings goals, research, and the work of AI agents into one space you can understand and direct.
Research is underway. Sources and decisions stay attached to the goal.
KeplerV is being built around the reason you went online. Give a goal, explore the work as it unfolds, and step in whenever a decision needs you.
Goals, agents, evidence, and resources live together in a spatial workspace—not a trail of disconnected pages.
Delegate public research to scoped agents. Follow their activity and inspect findings linked to their sources.
AIP checks what an agent can do. Guard turns policy events into evidence-based investigations you can review.
Speak a goal and KeplerV can interpret it against your workspace. Real microphone capture, transcription, and spoken responses are in the app; approvals remain deliberate human decisions.
See how it’s built ↗KeplerV brings personal services into the same goal-centered environment—so you can watch, listen, read, and work while agents handle only the tasks you explicitly authorize.
Open supported video in a focused surface, keep your workspace underneath, and return to the goal when you’re done. Local video and YouTube experiences are available in the app.
Connect services through account-aware flows. Read-only email connectors support Gmail and Outlook architecture; private credentials are held in native secure storage.
Provider scopes set the outer limit. KeplerV’s permission layer narrows what an agent can do, records activity, and puts sensitive actions behind human approval.
Media, email, documents, websites, and approvals appear when relevant, then recede. Your goals and agent activity remain in view underneath.
Guard can investigate denied requests and service-capability boundaries with cited evidence, while minimizing exposure of personal content.
OAuth with PKCE, scoped access, separate human and agent sessions, revocation, expiry handling, and explicit provider capability checks shape the architecture.
KeplerV is actively evolving. Provider support depends on official APIs and platform compatibility; Netflix and other DRM streaming playback are not claimed as verified.
The next internet will be full of agents acting for different people and organizations. KeplerV is being designed to let its agents collaborate across that boundary—with the human’s intent and permissions still in charge.
Identify advertised capabilities and distinguish verified identities from self-declared or unknown agents.
Route communication through one gateway, checked by AIP and limited to the human’s authorization.
Separate what an agent says from independent evidence, signed statements, and facts that remain unverified.
Guard can examine suspicious exchanges and cite evidence—without pretending to know another agent’s hidden intent.
A verified identity is not a guarantee of trustworthy behavior.
That distinction is the foundation of KeplerV’s next phase.
KeplerV explores a different starting point: persistent intent, visible agent work, and human oversight in the same environment.
| WHAT’S DIFFERENT | KEPLERV | CHROME | FIREFOX | SAFARI | PERPLEXITY COMET |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The starting point | Your goal | A website or search | A website or search | A website or search | A question to an AI |
| Work that continues | Persistent goals and agents | Mostly page by page | Mostly page by page | Mostly page by page | Conversation-led |
| Where agents work | Isolated, permission-checked runtime | Extensions and browser features | Extensions and browser features | Extensions and browser features | AI browsing session |
| Human oversight | Approvals, activity, and Guard review | Browser controls | Browser controls | Browser controls | Product-specific controls |
KeplerV is an early, open-source browser project building toward a more capable and more accountable way to work with the web.