The part of the page you need. Still live.
Banquish is a Mac browser built on Panels — live parts of real pages. Your agent composes them into its answer; you keep them to watch.
For Macs with Apple silicon. Free.
Works with Claude Code, Codex and any MCP client.
Panels
Not a screenshot. The page itself.
A Panel is the part of a page you care about — a gallery and its price, a video and its transcript, a chart and its range picker — still running on the real site. Change the colour, play the video, drag the range. It's the site, just the part you need.
Panels instead of tabs.
Ask
Your agent's answer, live.
Ask your agent to find something and you usually get a list of links to open one by one. With Banquish, it puts the pages themselves in front of you: the part that matters from each, composed on a Workspace — a canvas of Panels your agent lays out and you can rearrange. Banquish has no AI of its own. Your agent — Claude Code, Codex or any MCP client — does the asking; Banquish shows you what it found.
- Panels arrive while your agent works.
- Ask for more and it adds to the same Workspace.
Open Banquish → Connect your agent → pick Claude Code or Codex. One click.
Keep
It stays live.
An answer doesn't go stale when the chat ends. Keep the Workspace, and every Panel is live when you come back: the price, the run, the chart. Add your own from any page in Peek, or from your main browser with the Banquish extension. Everything you keep checking, on one wall.
- Your agent can keep an eye on it for you.
Peek
No tabs.
Every full page — a search, a link from a Panel, a checkout — opens in Peek, beside your Workspace. One page at a time, with back and forward. Your Workspace stays in view, so you compare, decide and act side by side.
Get Banquish.
Download it, connect your agent, and ask. The answer comes back live.
For Macs with Apple silicon. Free.