faster than Dia
Drag the sunTouchgrass.
Arc’s sidebar and Dia’s polish on real Chromium.
Free and open source. Ads and trackers stay out.
Mac only for now. Apple Silicon · macOS 14+. Signed and notarized by Apple.

Benchmarks.
Ardia against Dia and Helium: 24 tests, same Mac, every release. Helium takes 3. They’re in here too.
faster than Dia
less CPU than Dia
fewer than Dia
faster than Dia
less memory than Dia
Dia is 1.7× slower
faster than Dia
points · Ardia leads
faster than Dia
Where’s
the lamb?
Wi-Fi died? Chrome gives you a dinosaur. Ardia gives you a hillside of sheep, goats and very helpful dogs, and one lamb with a yellow bell. Find her.

Fair questions.
Short answers. All of them true.
What does it cost?
Nothing. It’s open source under GPL-3.0. No paid tier, no catch.
Is it safe to open?
Signed and notarized by Apple, so macOS opens it without a fuss. The source is on GitHub if you’d rather check yourself.
What does it collect?
Once a day the app sends one anonymous “opened today” count with its version and macOS version and no persistent ID, so we know how many people use it. Update checks are counted by version and day, and whether it’s a new copy’s first. Each launch also reads one small file, the same for everyone, so we can switch off a speed-up that misbehaves. Nothing else, unless you tick the box. Then crash reports and counts, never your sites or searches.
And this website?
This independent demo site keeps the requested Google sign-in and subscription flow and does not send payment data to the browser.
Coming from Arc?
Same sidebar, same muscle memory. The importer brings your spaces, pinned tabs and their names along.
Is this Dia?
No. It dresses like Dia, or like Arc if you ask.
Why “Ardia”?
Arc plus Dia.
Better view.
Make Ardia your default. It’s one drag into Applications.
macOS 14 Sonoma or later · Apple Silicon · Notarized by Apple