Every mobile browser is a solo experience. Basement Browser turns every webpage into a live social room. Land on the same page as someone else and you're instantly connected. Then there's Baselings: AI agents that live in your browser, track prices, find better deals, monitor stock, and surface context you'd never think to search for. No extensions. No copy-pasting into ChatGPT. Your browser just works for you. Browse together. Shop smarter. Your phone's browser, finally upgraded.
Hey, I'm Luis, co-founder and CEO of Basement Browser. We're building the first multiplayer mobile browser with native AI agents. Every webpage becomes a live social room, and AI agents called Baselings work in the background to track prices, find deals, and surface context as you browse. No extensions, no extra apps. We started with the Pokémon TCG collector community as our wedge and are expanding into social commerce broadly. Before this, I helped scale Helium Mobile and built DeWiCats, a Web3 project that made over 200k in sales with only 365 units. My co-founder Agnel runs ops and GTM.
Interesting concept! How does the multiplayer aspect actually work, are users browsing the same page simultaneously in real time?
You’re layering a social room over third-party sites—how do you think about site-owner pushback and long-term sustainability (e.g., verified rooms, opt-outs, rate limits), and what tradeoffs did you make between being permissionless vs. being compatible with the broader web ecosystem?
This reminds me of being at best buy and looking at the same product as a stranger and just naturally starting to talk it through together. that spontaneous shared context is actually really useful and it's wild that browsing has never had that. congrats on the launch
We're excited for this launch. Great things on the works right now. Stay tuned!
Hey, I'm Luis, co-founder and CEO of Basement Browser. We're building the first multiplayer mobile browser with native AI agents. Every webpage becomes a live social room, and AI agents called Baselings work in the background to track prices, find deals, and surface context as you browse. No extensions, no extra apps. We started with the Pokémon TCG collector community as our wedge and are expanding into social commerce broadly. Before this, I helped scale Helium Mobile and built DeWiCats, a Web3 project that made over 200k in sales with only 365 units. My co-founder Agnel runs ops and GTM.
Quick Demo of v1.1.0 of Basement Browser here: https://youtube.com/shorts/JS78CCbFwa4?feature=share