Sky is a desktop for the internet. Instead of living inside browser tabs, your web apps open in windows — inside a space that feels like yours. Organize apps, bookmarks, and tools in one persistent environment. It’s part browser, part operating system — designed to give the internet a place you can always return to.
If you grew up with a computer at home, you probably remember that cozy corner that belonged only to you. Your desktop. Organized your way. Personal. Real. Almost physical. Since then, a lot changed. Technology evolved. We moved into the internet. But somewhere along the way, we lost the sense of space. Of place. Everything became tabs. Streams. Text. Flat. Minimal. Black and white. Productivity focused. It somehow lost the soul. The sound. The identity. I’ve been circling this idea for years —