Waitlist-only Google Labs browser for heavy tab users, first on macOS, with no stated countries or price.
Kenning's take
What it does
Disco is an experimental web browser from Google Labs. Its GenTabs feature turns the tabs a person has open into interactive apps, such as a trip planner or meal plan, built around their goal. A newer AI pointer answers questions about a selected part of a page. Access is through a waitlist.
- GenTabs that build interactive apps from open tabs
- AI-enabled pointer for quick answers on a page
- Side panel for longer conversations
- Collect page content into a GenTab
Who it suits. People who juggle many tabs for research or planning and want to try early Google browser ideas.
Key facts
- Made by
- Google Labs
- Released
- 11 December 2025
- How to get it
- waitlist on the Google Labs site; first released for macOS
- Works on
- macOS
Reviews and write-ups
- TechCrunch 2025-12-11
- 9to5Google 2025-12-11
FAQ
What is Google Disco?
An experimental Google Labs browser whose GenTabs feature turns open tabs into interactive apps.
How do I get Google Disco?
Join the waitlist on the Google Labs site. It first launched on macOS.
Facts from the maker's own pages and the sources listed. Checked 2026-10-11.
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