Yours to build Shift isn’t like any other browser because it's built by you. Build your setup piece by piece or choose a template. Create spaces that separate work, hobbies, and passion projects. Integrate apps to make your browser capable of anything.
Shift is a desktop application that can be used to connect multiple emails and web apps in a single, easy-to-use platform. Whether you're using one email account and one app, 50 email accounts and 50 apps, or anywhere above and in between, Shift is the productivity tool for you!
If you’re uninstalling Shift because of an issue, we recommend first—we may be able to fix it faster than you think. If you’re ready to remove Shift, follow the steps below for Windows 10, Windows 11, or the Control Panel.
Shift puts the power in your hands to shape your browser however you want. Reimagine what your browser looks like, how it functions, and how it serves you so it’s not just a passive window or a search portal: it’s a command center.
Download the new Shift browser for free, available for Mac and Windows. Build a custom browser setup, integrate your app stacks, and create Spaces that separate work, hobbies, and passion projects.
Shift is everything your current browser isn’t: flexible, app-integrated, and built with your actual browsing behaviors in mind. Shift makes it easy to be online by integrating everything you do into one browser. With over 1500 app integrations, you only need one window open, ever.
Welcome to Shift. You’re about to experience a browser built for speed, focus, and control. This guide pulls together the essentials to help you set up, explore, and start working your way. Getting started Download and install Shift: Get Shift up and running on your computer.
This is the account you'll need to use if you ever need to sign out of Shift and back in or use Shift on another computer. IMPORTANT: It's recommended you create a Shift account using a standalone email that is not an alias of or linked/forwarded to any other email.
Launch settings make Shift start automatically when you turn on your computer. By default, this is ON. How to Change Launch Settings: Open your computer's Settings. Click on Apps. Click on Startup. Find Shift and turn it off. **The GIF above goes through the steps above to change your launch settings on Windows. How to Change Launch Settings in ...
