- Perplexity has revealed that its Comet AI browser is coming to Windows, iOS, and Android.
- The company has sent invites to early testers on Windows.
- Here’s how you can join the waitlist for the upcoming browser.
Perplexity announced Comet, its first AI-powered browser, three months ago. It was available in beta for macOS users with Apple Silicon. The AI browser is now coming to Windows, Android, and iOS users. Here’s how you can join the waitlist to get a chance to try the browser first.
Perplexity Comet Browser Now Coming To Windows, Android & iOS
Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas revealed in a tweet that the Windows version of Comet is now ready. In fact, the company is sending invites for testing to select users.
Interested users can join the waitlist for the upcoming browser on the official website. Just enter your email address, and you will get notified when it starts rolling out.
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He also revealed that the Android version of Comet is “moving at crazy pace and moving ahead of schedule”. Furthermore, Srinivas said that the iOS version of the browser is also in the works.
Comet is currently available in beta for macOS users using Apple’s M series chip. The standout feature of the browser is the Agentic AI features.
Apart from solving user queries, the browser can check your shopping cart to find the best discount or find unread emails. You also have the option to try new clothes by uploading a photo of yourself to get a preview of how it will look.
Despite having no launch date, the AI browser is already embroiled in controversy due to concerns about data collection. In an interview, CEO Aravind Srivnivas said that Perplexity would use the browser” to get data even outside the app to better understand you”.
Although he later clarified that users will be given the option to opt out of targeted advertising personalization. Comet will face stiff competition from rivals like Opera Neon and OpenAI’s Operator.
