ProductsMac public beta · 0.1.0-beta.1

A browser for the way we want to work

The page
comes first.

Room to browse.
A workspace when you need it.
Control you can see.

We’re building Scopefield for our daily AI work and client work. Page review is the first working part of that direction.

Explore the Mac beta

Apple Silicon · macOS 13+
An early beta, not yet a daily-browser replacement.

ScopefieldScroll through the idea

01 / A little less between you and the work

Open space.
Close at hand.

The page, the workspace, and the decision belong together. They don’t all need to be in the way.

Scopefield / Anatomy of the idea
Conceptual illustration. Not a product recording.

01 / The page

Give the page the room.

Our daily work starts on the web: reading, comparing, and understanding what is in front of us. The browser should make space for that.

In the public beta: browse with the Page workspace hidden. Public browsing requires an explicit opt-in.

02 / The workspace

Bring the work closer.

When a detail needs attention, bring the workspace into reach. For client work, keep the page and the review close before deciding what to hand off.

In the public beta: show or hide the Page workspace while preserving its state.

03 / The decision

Keep the next move yours.

AI belongs in our daily work. Its permission to act should be visible, specific, and separate from simply opening a page.

Practice only: agent activity is demonstrated on synthetic pages. Public agent execution is not implemented or qualified.

02 / Direction, with a boundary

Built toward
daily AI work.
Starting here.

The illustration explains the idea. The public beta is a smaller, specific release.

Available in beta 1
A Mac browser and collapsible Page workspace. Experimental public browsing is an explicit opt-in.
Practice, clearly separated
Agent activity uses synthetic practice pages. It is not evidence of live AI control on public sites.
Still being qualified
Daily-browser reliability and general login/SSO. Public agent execution is not implemented or qualified. Browsing never grants project access or deployment permission.
Public release

Signed by Create Something LLC.
Notarized by Apple.

Read the beta release notes

03 / Try Scopefield

A small start.
A real beta.

For exploring the browser and workspace on an Apple Silicon Mac. Read the limits before you install.

Download for Apple Silicon

0.1.0-beta.1 · macOS 13 or newer · ZIP, 131 MB

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Before you install

  • Experimental public HTTPS only: IPv4, port 443.
  • Up to eight browser tabs.
  • General login and SSO are not qualified for this beta.
  • Public agent navigation and native WebMCP execution are unavailable.
  • No automatic updates.

Install on your Mac

  1. Unzip the download.
  2. Copy Scopefield.app to Applications. Preserve any existing copy before replacing it.
  3. Open Scopefield normally.

To browse public sites, enable Experimental public browsing in browsing settings. Save for next launch, quit, and reopen normally.

Full installation notes