Dia
Overview
Dia is The Browser Company of New York's browser for work, now part of Atlassian. Its official site calls it 'more than a browser, a better workday', available for macOS and Windows, with privacy-first controls over memory and connected tools.
Field checks and source notes
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Agent fields
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Group | Browser |
| Runtime form | desktop |
| Open source | Closed source |
| Self-hostable | Not disclosed |
| License | Not disclosed |
| Free tier | Better Browser — Free: 'A better browser, without the AI', with profiles and tab groups, split-view, built-in ad and tracking blocker and cross-device sync |
| Paid plans from | $10 /month (Better Answers) |
| Price checked | — |
| Underlying model support | Not disclosed |
| Target users | Not disclosed |
| Headquarters | United States |
Change log
- Dia 1.56.0 product update: more personal profiles, more polished Mac controls and a smoother Chat experience; browsing engine upgraded to Chromium M157 (per official Product Updates page search result)