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A cute 3D puppy, kitten or dragon lives on your web pages: sniffs links, naps, plays fetch and reminds you to take breaks. Meet your browser's new best friend! Page Pals puts a cute 3D pet on every page you visit. 🐶 13 PETS Corgi, shiba, husky, ginger and black cats, bunny, fox, panda, penguin, hamster, frog, axolotl and a baby dragon. 🐾 IT REALLY LIVES THERE Your pet walks along the bottom of the window and jumps onto pictures, headings and cards. Hover a link and it runs over to sniff it. Start typing and it sits by the field and tilts its head. Play a video and it lies down to watch. Select text and it pounces. Leave the computer and it curls up for a nap — and stretches when you come back. Drag it around, pet it, click it for a happy dance. 🙈 SHY WHEN IT MATTERS When you type a password, your pet hides its eyes. 🍖 TAMAGOTCHI Keep it fed and happy: treats, meals and a game of fetch. Earn XP, level up and unlock outfits — bow, scarf, party hat, flower, glasses, beanie and a crown. It never gets ill; if you forget about it, it just gets a bit bored. 🍅 A FOCUS BUDDY Stretch and water reminders, a pomodoro timer above your pet's head and a gentle nudge when you open distracting sites during focus time. 🔒 PRIVATE No account, no ads, no analytics. Your pet lives in your browser; nothing is sent anywhere. It never reads what you type or what pages say.
Nov 2, 2026
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