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Stoic Browser vs Wavebox

Two browsers for many accounts. One adds agents and automations.

Checked 12 Oct 2026 · Wavebox site

The short answer

Wavebox is the stronger pick for juggling web apps across accounts, with extensions, sync and team plans. Stoic Browser is the pick when those accounts belong to products you operate and you want agents and schedules doing the repetitive work.

Wavebox Pro is a subscription ($8.33/mo billed yearly); Stoic Browser Pro is $29 once
Both keep accounts apart; both run on macOS, Windows and Linux
Wavebox's Brainbox is a side-panel assistant; Stoic Browser runs coding agents with browser tools
Only Stoic Browser exposes workspaces over MCP and replays chores on a schedule

What each one is

Stoic Browser

Stoic Browser is a desktop browser for founders who run more than one product. Each product gets a workspace with its own logins, your installed coding agents (Claude Code, Codex and 14 more) work inside those workspaces, outside agents can drive them over MCP, and recorded chores replay on a schedule. Free for 2 workspaces; Pro is $29 once.

Wavebox

Wavebox is a Chromium browser for people who work across many web apps and accounts, organised into spaces, groups and apps, with dashboards and Chrome extensions. Its Brainbox side panel chats about the current tab using included tokens, your own OpenAI or Anthropic key, or on-device models. Basic is free with limits; Pro removes them and adds cloud sync.

Side by side

Feature	Stoic Browser	Wavebox
Basics
Price	Free · Pro $29 one-time	Free Basic · Pro $8.33/mo billed yearly
Platforms	macOS, Windows, Linux	macOS, Windows, Linux
Chrome extensions	No	1 on Basic, all on Pro
Sync across devices	No	Pro
Team plan	No	$12.50/user/mo
Accounts and layout
Separate logins per product	A separate session per workspace	Spaces, groups and apps
Free plan limit	2 workspaces	2 groups of 2 apps
AI and automation
Where the AI comes from	Your own coding CLIs (16) or a local model	Brainbox: included tokens, your API key, or on-device
Agent acts on web pages	Yes, with 7 CLIs and local models	Chat and skills side panel
Outside agents can drive it (MCP)	Built in: 4 presets, scoped to chosen workspaces	Not documented
Scheduled, repeatable browser jobs	Recorded automations and Crawl Mode, every 15 min to daily	No

Which to choose

Choose Stoic Browser if

The accounts you juggle belong to products you run
You want a coding agent acting in those accounts, under limits you set
You want numbers extracted and chores replayed on a schedule
You prefer a one-time license

Choose Wavebox if

You live in many SaaS inboxes and want them side by side with notifications
You need extensions, cloud sync or a team plan
A chat side panel is all the AI you want

Questions

Something missing? Write to hello@stoicsoft.com.

Does Stoic Browser have unread badges for apps like Wavebox?

No. Stoic Browser has no notification or alert system yet. It is built around workspaces you operate, not inboxes you watch.

Free for 2 workspaces. No account needed. macOS, Windows and Linux.

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