Agogo is a lightweight, private Android browser with a built-in ad blocker, full Tampermonkey userscript support, an AI assistant, multi-connection downloads, split screen, reader mode and Google Drive sync.

Hi Product Hunt 👋 I built Agogo because I wanted one browser that had the power-user features I kept installing extensions for — an ad blocker, userscripts, an AI assistant, page translation — without shipping a whole Chromium engine. It runs on Android's system WebView, so the app stays tiny and fast, and nothing about your browsing leaves your device. A few things I'm proud of: • A real ad-block engine (network + element hiding), not just a filter toggle • Full Tampermonkey-style userscript support — and the built-in AI can write one for the current site • Bring your own API key (OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek…) for the AI assistant It's free. I'd love your feedback — especially what would make it your daily driver. Happy to answer anything here.

genuinely impressed you squeezed tampermonkey support, multi-connection downloads, AND drive sync into a "lightweight" android browser without it feeling bloated. that balance is harder than it looks.

I've been building Agogo, a tiny Android browser (system WebView, a few MB) with an ad blocker, userscripts, a BYO-key AI assistant and full-page translation.

Curious what makes people switch browsers on mobile:

The one feature that'd make it your daily driver?

What made you leave your last browser?

I've been building Agogo, a tiny Android browser (system WebView, a few MB) with an ad blocker, userscripts, a BYO-key AI assistant and full-page translation.

Curious what makes people switch browsers on mobile:

The one feature that'd make it your daily driver?

What made you leave your last browser?

Agogo Browser

Lightweight Android browser with ad-block, AI & userscripts

Lightweight Android browser with ad-block, AI & userscripts

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What would make a lightweight browser your daily driver on Android?

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What would make a lightweight browser your daily driver on Android?