Torque
A voice-first, local AI browser that allows you to navigate, read, and automate tasks hands-free while maintaining complete privacy.
About Torque
Experience the Browser You Talk To
Torque is a voice-first AI browser that transforms how you interact with the web. Instead of clicking and scrolling, you can simply speak your commands to navigate, search, and get things done. Designed for both power users and those seeking accessibility, Torque combines the best features of modern browsers into one local, private platform.
Key Features & Superpowers
Torque isn't just a chat interface; it is a fully functional browser that automates tasks across the web while keeping your data local and secure.
- Hands-free Voice Control: Talk naturally to open sites, search, click, scroll, and fill forms.
- AI Automation: Navigate pages, read content aloud, and automate real tasks across different websites.
- Local & Private: Runs entirely on your own PC. Your keys, data, and browsing history stay with you—nothing is sent to the developers. bsp;
- Ad & Tracker Blocker: Built-in blocking makes every page faster and cleaner automatically.
- Auto-decline Cookies: Automatically dismisses cookie banners while rejecting non-essential cookies for a privacy-first experience.
- Read the Web Aloud: Listen to any article in a natural voice, perfect for multitasking or accessibility needs. bsp;
- Password Vault: An encrypted local vault that detects logins and fills them automatically. bsp;
- Built-in VPN: Route all traffic through multiple countries with a clear status indicator. bsp;
- Reader & Tab Search: Distraction-free reading mode plus instant search across all open tabs. bsp;
- Local File Access: Open and interact with PDFs and images directly from your computer via the AI chat interface. bsp;
Designed for Accessibility
Torque was built with a focus on hands-free operation, making it an ideal solution for people with mobility or visual impairments who need to use the web independently.
- No Mouse, No Keyboard: Full browser control through speaking alone. bsp;
- Natural Voice Synthesis: Any page or blog can be read aloud in a natural voice with a clean reader view. bsp;
- Independence: Everything runs locally on your device, no account needed just to browse. bsp;
How to Get Started
Torque is currently in early access and completely free. Follow these steps to get up and running:
- Create an Account: Register with a nickname, email, and password (no personal details required). bsp;
- Download the App: Get the app for Windows 10/11, Linux (Ubuntu/Debian), or Android 8.0+. bsp;
- Log In & Activate: Sign in once inside the app to activate your license and start talking to your browser. bsp;
- Early Access: €0 / Free bsp;
- AI Integration: Bring your own AI API key to power the advanced features. bsp;
Pricing & Availability
Torque is currently free during its early access phase. A one-time purchase model will be introduced for a future major version.
Value & Audience
Value Proposition
A voice-first, local AI browser that provides hands-free navigation and automation while ensuring complete user privacy.
Problem Solved
Solves the difficulty of manual web navigation for users with mobility or visual impairments, while providing a high-privacy, voice-controlled browsing experience for everyone.
Target Audience
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Feedback & Roadmap
Torque FAQ
Common questions about Torque's features, pricing, and use cases
What does Torque do?
A voice-first, local AI browser that provides hands-free navigation and automation while ensuring complete user privacy.
Is Torque free to use?
Torque offers a free tier alongside its other AI & Machine Learning plans. Pricing details are listed on the Torque product page on TechLogHub.
What problem does Torque solve?
Solves the difficulty of manual web navigation for users with mobility or visual impairments, while providing a high-privacy, voice-controlled browsing experience for everyone.
Who is Torque built for?
Users seeking a voice-first browsing experience, individuals with mobility or visual impairments, and privacy-conscious internet users.
What tech stack does Torque use?
Torque is built with Claude Opus 5, Windows 10/11, Linux (Ubuntu/Debian), Android 8.0+.
What category is Torque listed under?
Torque is listed in the AI & Machine Learning category on TechLogHub, alongside curated alternatives with community ratings and pricing comparisons.
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