Independent WebKit cells
Each grid cell owns a stable live page, so resizing the layout or selecting another cell does not turn it into a tab list.
WebCraft lets you view multiple live web pages at once for research, comparison, monitoring, and focused multitasking.
On the App Store since September 2025
Each grid cell owns a stable live page, so resizing the layout or selecting another cell does not turn it into a tab list.
Select a cell, enter its address, then use back, forward, and refresh for that page while every other cell remains visible.
Use up to a 2×2 grid at no cost. Lifetime Access is a one-time purchase for the larger grid sizes supported by the current app—no subscription.
Keep product pages, references, translations, documentation, or notes beside one another without repeatedly switching tabs.
Watch lightweight dashboards, feeds, markets, admin panels, or status pages while keeping control of the active cell explicit.
WebCraft is built for iPadOS 26 and resizable iPad windows. It is not positioned as an iPhone, native Mac, or cross-platform browser.
WebCraft has no developer analytics, ads, accounts, cloud sync, saved-workspace service, or server-side browsing log.
Each page loads through WebKit. Sites can receive your IP address, use cookies and website storage, keep sessions, and request permissions under their own policies.
WebCraft is not a VPN, tracker blocker, ad blocker, history-clearing tool, Safari replacement, developer inspector, or guarantee against website data collection.
Maker note
Several live pages are useful only when control stays predictable. WebCraft keeps every WebKit cell independent and routes the address bar, navigation, and refresh controls to one visibly selected page. It is a grid for context—not a tab strip disguised as four screenshots and not a promise that the websites themselves stop collecting data.
Daniel · solo developer behind Crafter AppsUp to four live pages in a 2×2 grid. Lifetime Access is a one-time purchase for the larger grid sizes supported by the current iPad app.
Each cell owns a stable live WebKit page, so changing the grid or selecting another cell is not intended to turn the layout into a new tab list.
No. Websites still receive ordinary requests and can use IP addresses, cookies, storage, sessions, and permission prompts under their own policies. WebCraft is not a VPN or tracker blocker.
WebCraft is intentionally built for iPadOS 26 and resizable iPad windows. It is not positioned as an iPhone, native Mac, or cross-platform browser.
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