Hey Hunters! I'm Rohan, co-founder of RoBhat Labs. Right now, the world is in a crazy place and all of our daily activities have been pushed online. It's where we do everything, and most importantly, get our source of information. 🌐 While the information on the internet has grown, so have the different business incentives. Websites gather as much data on you as possible to sell to advertisers. As a result, we built Command as a browser because we believe in an internet that should built for the people that use it as opposed to the advertisers that currently support it. > A Better Design In design, Command looks similar to Safari but with features to help you think clearly as you browse. With highlighting & note taking – you can think privately as you’re reading information online. With tab organization into spaces it’s easier to manage your browsing experience. With ad blocking, you can be more focused on what you want to read. It’s also private by design – all your data stays on your phone and your iCloud – not on any servers. 🔒 > A Better Business Model Command is supported by your $5 one-time purchase, not advertising. This means that we work for you & are incentivized to make the browser better so you tell your friends. This aligns the company’s incentives with the user – we believe this is the right way to run a browser business. > A Better Vision By design, your purchase creates a social contract where we work directly for you. Our company has a history of detecting bots & fighting election interference. Someone has to play the role of guardian of the internet & we are working to one day fill those shoes. This journey starts by building a mobile browser on the right foundations that you are proud to use. The internet has become a central part of our lives – we want to represent you in helping build a better one. We believe that a better browser is the fastest way to a better internet. We want to give you command of the internet & we’re here to listen and build towards that future. Together, we can make a better internet. Looking forward to hearing your comments and suggestions.