OMEGA is an ultra-lightweight web browser built natively for macOS that prioritizes speed and privacy above all else. It launches in under a second and occupies only 3.6 MB on disk by leveraging Apple's existing WebKit engine rather than bundling its own browser engine. The browser is designed to provide maximum privacy with zero tracking, zero profiling, and absolute zero data brokerage.

OMEGA features Zero-Tracking by Design which blocks trackers, fingerprinting scripts, and ad-tech endpoints at the network level. The YouTube Assassin feature hunts and neutralizes YouTube ads by blocking ad-serving endpoints and wiping overlays before they render. Fortress Mode enforces blocking of major tracker networks, upgrades insecure connections to HTTPS, and reduces cross-site tracking. Amnesia Mode allows browsing in RAM rather than on disk, with session data disappearing when turned off or quit.

The browser operates by using a clean native shell that drives the WebKit engine already present on macOS, resulting in less disk usage, faster launch times, lower baseline memory consumption, and better battery behavior. Unlike Chromium-based browsers that bundle full engines weighing hundreds of megabytes, OMEGA's architecture is intentionally tiny and optimized specifically for Apple's ecosystem.

Benefits include faster browsing with minimal resource usage, complete privacy protection against tracking and profiling, and automatic ad blocking without compromising website functionality. Use cases include everyday web browsing for privacy-conscious users, temporary browsing sessions that leave no trace, and efficient browsing on MacBooks for better battery life.

OMEGA targets macOS users who are tired of bloated browsers that launch slowly and compromise privacy. It's designed for people who want direct, fast, and unbothered internet access without being managed by their browser. The product integrates with macOS native architecture and includes per-site controls for adjusting blocking strictness when needed.