The silo concept plus a proxy is a unique concept and works well. Will use for a year and watch pricing and features before renewing. Minor critiques: text size isn’t adjustable and can be hard to read on some social sites. Also 50gb of data per month goes quickly if consuming video content and should be 200gb minimum as most VPNs don’t have limits for similar price. Keep up the good work!

I thoroughly appreciate this browser. It is well-crafted, and I particularly love the user interface. It is simple and easy to understand and use. It does have a few bugs like it becoming unresponsive when moving to another app and coming back.Its containerized silos are amazing! Really helps with keeping other browsing sessions separate from each other.There are a few areas for feedback that I believe would enhance the usability of the browser.1.) Could you please add an icon or some text that indicates when the settings “PWA” or “Ephemeral” is enabled on a silo in the main page on the squares? This would be beneficial for users to remember settings for each silo.2.) When a user taps on a link in an application, such as in an email, and it redirects them to the Psylo browser, could you isolate it to a brand new ephemeral silo that is distinct from all other silos? (I am uncertain if this functionality is already implemented, as there is no indication that it is its own containerized session.) Additionally, above the URL, please state that it is ephemeral and that it is a clicked-linked created silo and not one of the user-created silos. It could say something like “Ephemeral Silo: from a clicked linked from an outside app”Thanks for this amazing browser! I really love it!

The Psylo concept is really brilliant. However, several points prevent me from subscribing.The price of $10 per month remains psychologically a barrier for me and probably for many other users. An entry price of $3-4 would allow wider adoption. Privacy should be a human right and not depend on income. I understand the team needs to make a living but $10 per month is too much for me. The concept deserves to be accessible to as many people as possible.The ergonomics are average: impossible to easily create a widget to access your silos. You have to manually copy the link then create a shortcut by hand. For a power user it's fine but it lacks practicality for the average person. The UI/UX is also improvable.It would be great to be able to use Psylo as a regular web browser without a subscription. With its anti-fingerprinting advances, it would already be the best privacy-oriented iOS browser, even without the proxy network.One question bothers me: when Psylo is set as the default browser, do webviews from third-party apps also use the silo system? This would be important to clarify.For now, I won't subscribe to the service due to the price, but I'll closely monitor the project's evolution as the team clearly has the skills to revolutionize private browsing on iOS.

I was excited when Mysk announced this app, and even more excited to beta test it, then use it when it emerged into GA. It’s a great augment to other privacy technologies and the care in development is obvious from the start. Very very worth it in my opinion as a technologist.