What Nook is
Nook is a privacy browser built around data locality: your browsing lives on your device, exportable and deletable in one click, with workspace organisation on top.
What you can do with it
- Keep history and data local
- Export or delete everything easily
- Separate projects into Rooms
- Preview links before opening
- Split the view for parallel work
Who it is for
- Privacy-focused daily browsers
- Users wary of cloud sync
- Multi-project workers
What to watch out for
- Local-first means no cross-device sync; plan for that trade-off
- Smaller project; verify update and patch cadence
- Site breakage from strict defaults is possible
- Feature set is lighter than major browsers
Pros & cons
✓ What we like
- Data locality is the real promise
- Easy export and deletion
- Sensible workspace organisation
! What to watch out for
- No cloud sync
- Younger project cadence
- Lighter feature set
FAQ
Can I sync between devices?
Local-first design limits sync; check current capabilities.
Is it free?
Free and open source.
How does deletion work?
One-click export and deletion is a stated feature; verify scope.
Last reviewed: 2026-09-19
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