Wavebox

At a glance

• Editor score
  5.4 / 10
• Pricing
  Free plan · 7-day trial
• Best for
  Teams organizing multiple web apps and accounts
• Free plan
  Yes
• Facts checked
  20 Sep 2026

• Where it wins

  • Organizes web apps and tabs into spaces, groups, and dashboards
  • Supports simultaneous sign-ins and Chrome Web Store extensions
  • Available for Windows, macOS, and Linux with cloud profile sync

• Where it doesn't

  • Desktop deployment only
  • Basic limits users to Work & Home Spaces and one dashboard
  • Native ad blocking is not included

Our verdict on Wavebox

Wavebox is a Chromium-based desktop browser for people and teams managing multiple web services, accounts, or client workflows. Its spaces, groups, and dashboards organize web apps and tabs, while profiles can separate browser environments. It runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux, and supports multiple simultaneous sign-ins, Chrome Web Store extensions, split-screen layouts, notifications, and cloud profile synchronization. That makes it a focused alternative to a conventional browser for users who want work apps arranged around their workflows rather than kept in a long tab list.

Its ecosystem is built around web apps: the product lists 2,500 integrations, including Microsoft Teams, Asana, Slack, and ClickUp, and supports Chrome Web Store extensions. Split-screen and multi-window layouts, unread badges, and desktop notifications add ways to manage several services in one workspace. A built-in AI assistant and contextual skills are also included among its features. Buyers who need a desktop browser for organizing web services across multiple accounts may find this breadth useful; those who want a browser with native ad blocking should account for the fact that Wavebox recommends adding an ad-blocker extension instead.

The free Basic plan includes Work & Home Spaces and one dashboard. Wavebox Pro adds unlimited spaces, groups, and apps, all extensions, cloud sync, and unlimited dashboards. Teams includes Pro features plus Connect, shared dashboards, Wavebox Live, and consolidated billing. A free trial lasts 7 days, and the product lists a 30-day refund period. The product is desktop-only, and support channels include email, community, and documentation. Choose Wavebox if organizing multiple web apps and accounts is central to your work; a simpler browser may suit people who do not need spaces, dashboards, or simultaneous sign-ins.

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Wavebox pricing

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Wavebox integrations

Wavebox lists 2,500+ integrations on its own site — the 4 named here are the ones its pages call out.

• Microsoft Teams
• Asana
• Slack
• ClickUp

Alternatives to Wavebox

• Brave BrowserA free, Chrome-compatible browser with built-in tracking protections and encrypted sync.9.4
• Microsoft EdgeA free Chromium browser with Chrome extension support and cross-device sync.9.2
• Mozilla FirefoxA cross-platform browser with tracking protections, sync, and its own extensions ecosystem.9.1

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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

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