Why Lander exists.
Every browser we used made the same trade — convenience in exchange for your data. We didn't want that trade.
It started with frustration.
Browsers claiming to be private while running background analytics, syncing history to servers, and leaving tracking vectors open that most people don't know exist. "Private mode" in most browsers barely qualifies as private.
Privacy has to go deeper than ad blocking.
Blocking ads is the obvious first step. But your fingerprint, your IP via WebRTC, the tracking tokens in your URLs, your location — each one is a separate data point. Lander closes all of them.
AI features that don't compromise the point.
We built AI tools into Lander because they're useful. But they're off by default, and when you use them, the request goes directly from your device to the AI provider you choose. We're not in that connection.
Open source, so you can verify any of this.
Source available. Read the code, audit it, build it yourself. Privacy claims without source access are just marketing.