Over the past few weeks, the AI browser has picked up a steady stream of updates, from performance improvements to profile switching. Now it looks like the team is getting ready for something much bigger.

A mobile app.

The news came from a conversation on X after a user asked about Aside’s built-in password manager. They liked using it, but were worried they’d lose the convenience of Apple’s password manager syncing across all their devices.

Chanhee from the Aside team replied with two interesting points. First, he reminded the user that you can already connect your existing password manager to Aside through Settings > Passwords, letting the browser’s AI agent access your saved credentials. Then he casually dropped something that hadn’t been announced before.

“We’ll ship mobile app soon, so it could reduce some issues,” Chanhee wrote.

The user replied saying they were excited for the mobile app and admitted they actually preferred Aside’s built-in password manager over Apple’s. Chanhee said, “Stay tuned.”

Before you get all excited. Keep in mind that there’s no concrete release date or even any hints of the UI and how it’ll stand out from the sea of mobile browsers. Still, it feels like a pretty natural next step.

When I first wrote about Aside, I mentioned that it’s what Dia and Comet should have been. It wasn’t all praise, though. One of my biggest complaints was performance. The browser felt heavier than it should have, especially for something that was trying to replace Chrome.

The nice surprise was how quickly the team reacted. A later update moved Aside to a newer Chromium version and made the browser noticeably faster in everyday use.

That wasn’t the only improvement. The browser also picked up a handful of useful features after its viral launch, followed by a profile switching system that feels a lot like Arc’s Spaces, making it much easier to separate work and personal browsing.

A desktop browser can only go so far. Most people spend just as much time browsing on their phones as they do on their laptops, so a mobile app has always felt like the missing piece.

Aside hasn’t said when that piece will arrive. But considering how quickly the browser has evolved over the past few weeks, “coming soon” doesn’t sound like an empty promise. As someone who’s actively been trying out Aside with my daily workflow ever since the performance boosting update, I can’t wait to get my hands on the mobile app too.

So now we wait…

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