Make one
Use Tab Manager to paste or upload a self-contained HTML tab, preview it, then save it into JACoB.
JACoB handles the things a normal browser tab cannot safely or conveniently do on its own. Tabs get a stable SDK and can stay simple, self-contained HTML.


JACoB exposes a local network interface so the browser UI can live wherever it is useful. The Settings page provides the connect URL and pairing key, renders both as QR codes, and lets the physical host manage remembered or admin devices and revoke access.
No cloud account is required for ordinary LAN control.
The useful part is what gets built on top of it.




Use Tab Manager to paste or upload a self-contained HTML tab, preview it, then save it into JACoB.
Community tabs can be published, installed, updated and remixed without turning JACoB itself into a giant monolith.
JACoB runs on the commander's machine. Sensitive host capabilities remain behind the core's permission and trust boundaries.