An Apple-native browser that stays out of your way—private by default, WebKit under the hood, with built-in ad & tracker blocking. by @jackbogdan
North Salem, NY
Joined October 2025
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Finally ready to share what I've been using to build @clickbrowser !
For those in the TestFlight, everything I've worked on has been built with @recursiveapp since March.
recursive.computer
If you're interested in building your own apps, give it a shot.
Here's a sneak peek at an iOS 27 update coming later this year!
– @jackbogdan
The best way to run GPT 5.6 Sol, Fable 5, and Grok 4.5 in parallel is @recursiveapp
It's an agentic workbench for coding agents: the official CLIs, running on the flat-rate subscriptions you already pay for. No meter, no markup. When one model hits a rate limit mid-task, hand the session to another without losing context.
Out of the box:
☑️ Parallel agents in isolated worktrees
☑️ Task kanban + unified agent inbox
☑️ Build from your phone, anywhere (E2E🔒)
☑️ Automations & workflows
☑️ Obsidian-style plugins
☑️ Local / on-device models
☑️ An MCP for @NousResearch + @openclaw
++ a whole lot more
Local-first and private, download in early access recursive.computer
I've been working on a tool that helps me build without vendor lock in.
I work with the latest frontier models, and I’ve wanted the flexibility to jump between Claude Code, Codex, Cursor Agent, Gemini, Droid, etc. while personalizing my developer experience and making my environment available anywhere to make dev even easier.
Now I have it, and it’s my primary coding tool!
More Click updates coming soon.
— @jackbogdan
On the AI side:
— Full embedded MCP server with authentication on macOS
— 36 new browser automation tools, 11 resources, 8 prompts
— AI Autonomy setting with approval actions
— Bring your own API keys (encrypted in Keychain)
— Subagents
On the browsing & media experience side:
— Agent-ready private memory with rich embeddings
— Narrative threads — a story of what you were researching and when
— Compact + Swipe feed styles (TikTok-style)
— Custom feed algorithms — control what you see, when
— Reader Mode with dynamic styling that matches the original site
— HLS video podcast support
— YouTube sync with resume progress
— Narrative threads — a story of what you were researching and when
— History
— Automatic iCloud backups
— Content blocker improvements & enhanced tracking protection
With the pace of progress I can build almost as fast as I can think — which means **I'm the bottleneck** when it comes to sharing updates.
I'm spending this week figuring out how to keep up: across social, in the app, and on a new site.
In the meantime, here's a small sample of things I haven't promoted yet 👇
— @jackbogdan
Apple’s Podcast app is getting “Enhanced Video Support” in iOS 26.4
Click is getting enhanced video podcast support tomorrow.
— @jackbogdan
✈️ Staying productive at 30,000 ft
New iOS address bar and tab layout dropping in the next release.
— @jackbogdan
What if your browser actually learned what you care about — privately, entirely on-device? Today's @clickbrowser release is the biggest yet. New feed. New memory. New everything. Deep dives coming daily next week.
— @jackbogdan
How do you keep up with the web?
I'm a news hound, and I find social feeds too noisy. So I'm experimenting with something new in Click—a completely private feed reader, that lets you follow blogs, newsletters / substacks, YouTube channels, Bluesky creators, subreddits, and more.
Now when you're browsing, a follow button appears right in your address bar—one tap to add any source to your feed. Save anything for later with a reading list, and everything stays in sync across all your devices.
Here's an early peek at what I'm exploring. Would love to hear how you stumble upon new sources and follow your favorite creators.
(Oh, and some highly requested fixes dropping tomorrow, thanks for bearing with me)
— @jackbogdan