Quiche Industries

@quiche.industries

I left a comfy UX/Eng job at Google to build Quiche Browser and an indie brand around my love for the Web, minimalism, and questionable naming. https://quiche.industries 📍🇫🇷🇪🇺🛫🗼🇯🇵

Been working on this little hobby project for several weekends. It's ready to show my friends. Most sky apps tell you what's up. Dark Hours tells you the truth: whether tonight is worth it, when, and which way to look. Free, no account, go nuts! darkhours.io #astronomy #stargazing

Dark Hours, what's actually visible in your sky tonight

Whether tonight is worth going out for, when to go, and which way to look. Real astronomy, live weather, and a light-pollution model that publishes its error bars.

darkhours.io

By popular demand, plenty of new actions are now available when long-pressing the address bar in Quiche Browser. Also, the nightmare is finally over: the app no longer opens the Google app when returning to a tab with search results 🎊

Giving a personal shoutout to Quiche Browser by @quiche.industries — if you're sick of Safari (and also, sick of AI search results), replace Safari on your phone with Quiche Browser. I've been using it as my daily driver for about a couple weeks now and it's been really really great.

Somehow (I don’t know how), Quiche is way faster and more responsive than Safari on my 6-year-old iPhone 11, even with an ad-blocker installed on Safari. I’ve tried many alternative iOS browsers and this is the only one I’ve ever used that’s worth keeping! So many nice quality of life features.

Many thanks for all the lovely App Store reviews lately! Reading them was such a great morale boost while I was struggling to get these tab gestures right 🫶🙏🙇‍♂️

Starting today, Quiche Browser disables AI overviews in search results by default, out of the box. Compare how much space and time they waste. I love the web too much to let that nonsense bury links to real websites made by humans. Why no other browser does that is beyond me.

New feature coming to Quiche Browser tomorrow. It is: • Search related • Ultra simple • Radical • A shame no other browser offers it. Free Quiche ᴘʟᴜꜱ code to whoever guesses it first!

Bild

My little indie web browser is turning 3 today! 100,000+ downloads and 990 Quiche ᴘʟᴜꜱ members later, it might be on track to become a viable solo business. The only way to express my gratitude is to keep pushing to make this app much better 🫶

BitCam is 10 years old this week! I've been working on a major update, keeping all the same fundamentals while bringing lots of new, really fun stuff to the app Excited to share more soon!

Bild

Another sneak peek at Quiche Browser's swipe gestures, this time at actual speed. As said previously, fluid and responsive are my main goals. You can do multiple quick swipes in succession without waiting for the previous animation to finish, and without any stuttering.

Quiche Browser's upcoming gestures feel so alive, you can open a tab, catch it mid-flight, and swipe it away before it's even finished opening! Try the same in Chrome: toolbar buttons don't even work until the opening animation has finished 🫠

Quiche Browser's upcoming gestures are fast, fluid, and responsive. Been using them for my own browsing for two weeks now 🎉 Also, tabs no longer stupidly slide from the bottom of the screen! They're properly connected to the Tab Overview, even in List view. Good riddance to that cute amateur vibe.

Bayer Cam 2 is out! The camera app for people who want to shoot true RAW on their iPhone This update adds new controls for EV compensation, flash, overlay tools like zebras and focus peaking, support for output in processed formats, and tons more. Free download, no ads, no sub

BildBild

How do you tell if an iOS browser has responsive gestures?   You should be able to open the list of tabs with a flick, while at the same time swipe-closing the tab you were just reading.   Today, only Safari can pull this off, and Quiche Browser should soon🤞 (Animations slowed down for clarity.)

A little UI design tip for engineers: If your app has broken, unfinished features that management forced you to include for business reasons, you can just use this handy little icon to let users know where not to click

Bild

Love the way web pages scroll all the way to the top of the screen in Safari on iOS 26? But totally despise Liquid Glass? Quiche Browser's full screen browsing is now available in Classic theme! Maximum screen real estate for reading, all without floating glass stuff clashing with the web page.