Perplexity Comet VS Dia: Best AI Browser?

Today I'm going to show you which AI browser will change how you work forever. I tested both Perplexity Comet and Diaz with five crazy tests. One browser completely failed at understanding multiple tabs. The other one blew my mind with how fast it worked. And wait until you see what happened when I asked them to plan my entire day. This is huge for anyone who wants to save hours every single day. Hey, if we haven't met already, I'm the digital avatar of Julian Goldie, CEO of SEO agency, Goldie Agency. Whilst he's helping clients get more leads and customers, I'm here to help you get the latest AI updates. And Julian Goldie reads every comment. So, make sure you comment below. Let me ask you something. How many browser tabs do you have open right now? 10, 20, 50? What if I told you there's now AI browsers that can read all those tabs at once and actually help you get stuff done? Today, I'm going to settle this once and for all. Perplexity just dropped their new comic browser. Everyone's talking about it, but there's another player called Dia that nobody's really talking about yet. I spent the last week putting both through five brutal tests. Real world stuff. The kind of tasks you actually do every day. And what I found will shock you. But first, let me tell you why this matters. The average person switches between tabs 300 times per day. That's insane. You're losing focus every single time. These AI browsers promise to fix that by understanding everything you have open and helping you work faster. Here's what most people don't know. Regular browsers are basically just 1990s technology with a fresh coat of paint. They can't understand what you're doing. They can't help you connect the dots. They're basically digital filing cabinets. But AI browsers, they're like having a super smart assistant sitting right next to you, watching everything you do, ready to help the second you need it. Now, here's where it gets interesting. I didn't just download these and play around. I created five specific tests that would break these browsers if they weren't ready for prime time. Test one was all about speed and user experience. I opened three news tabs and gave both browsers this exact prompt. Can you summarize the main headlines from the three tabs I have open right now. Highlight any key themes or patterns across them. This sounds simple, but it's actually really hard for AI to do well. Perplexity comet was faster. Way faster. But here's the crazy part. Both gave me almost identical quality answers. They both found the same themes. They both highlighted the same key points. So on quality, it was a complete tie. But speed matters. When you're trying to get through your day, every second counts. Perplexity took the win here. Test two is where things got

really interesting. This was the context awareness test. I opened multiple laptop product pages. Like I was actually shopping for a new laptop. Then I gave both browsers this exact prompt. I'm trying to buy a laptop based on the product pages I've opened. Which one gives the best value for money considering price, performance, and reviews? This is huge because this is exactly what you do when you shop online. You open a bunch of tabs and try to compare everything in your head. It's exhausting. DIA was faster this time. But here's where it gets crazy. Perplexity actually used information from all my open tabs. Dia only looked at one tab. That's like asking someone to compare five restaurants, but they only look at the menu from one place. This was a massive win for Plexity. If an AI browser can't see all your tabs, what's the point? Test three

was a workflow test. This is where I really tried to break them. Here's exactly what I asked both browsers. I want to start a YouTube channel. Can you find two tools that help with that, like video editors or thumbnail makers? Summarize their pros and cons. And draft an email I could send to the founders asking for a demo or partnership. This is three completely different tasks rolled into one. Most AI tools would fail hard at this. Dear won this one slightly, and I mean slightly. Both browsers actually did amazing here. They found good tools. They summarized everything clearly. They wrote professional emails that I would actually send. But Dia's workflow felt a bit smoother, like it understood that these were connected tasks instead of three separate requests. Test four was

the personal productivity test. Here's exactly what I told both browsers. I have the following tasks tomorrow. Two client calls, 30 minutes each. One deep work session, 2 hours. Write one blog post. Answer emails 1 hour. Gym 1 hour. Can you help me create a schedule that fits all of these in an 8 hour workday with some buffer time? This is something I do every single day, and I bet you do, too. You have a bunch of stuff to do, and you need to fit it all in without going crazy. Both browsers gave me the exact same format, a clean table with time, task, duration, and notes. Both schedules were realistic. Both left buffer time, complete tie. But here's what I noticed. Both schedules would

actually work in real life. That's rare for AI. Usually AI gives you these perfect schedules that fall apart the second something goes wrong. Test five was the big one, the travel planning test. Here's the exact prompt I used. Plan a 3-day trip to Tokyo for under $1,000, including hotel, food, and activities. Break it down by day with specific suggestions and a rough budget. It gave me a nice clean table, easy to read, good suggestions, but perplexity blew my mind. Images of the places, links to book, everything, multiple price options, even cheaper alternatives I hadn't thought of. This wasn't just better. This was like comparing a rough sketch to a professional travel guide. So, after five brutal tests, here's what I found. Perplexity Comet is faster and better at understanding multiple tabs. That's huge. If you work with lots of browser tabs open, Perplexity is going to save you hours every day. But DIA has something special, too. The interface feels cleaner, simpler, less overwhelming. If you want an AI browser that just works without a learning curve, DIA might be your answer. For research and deep work, Plexity wins hands down. The way it pulled together information from multiple sources was incredible. It's like having a research assistant that never gets tired. For quick daily tasks and simple workflows, DIA actually felt more natural, like talking to a really smart friend instead of a supercomput. But here's the thing. Both of these browsers are going to change how you work. I'm not even kidding. After using them for a week

going back to regular Chrome feels like using a flip phone. Think about your typical day. You probably research stuff for work. You probably shop online. You probably try to plan your schedule. You probably look up information for projects. All of that becomes 10 times easier with an AI browser. But which one should you choose? Here's my honest take. Uh if you do a lot of research, comparison shopping, or complex projects, get Perplexity Comet. The multi-tab understanding alone is worth it. If you want something simple that just makes your daily browsing better without a learning curve, try DIA first. But honestly, try both. They're both free right now. See which one fits your workflow better. Here's what most people miss about AI browsers. They're not just cool tech toys, they're productivity multipliers. The right AI browser can save you hours every single week. Imagine never having to manually compare products across multiple tabs again. Imagine having an AI that actually remembers what you were working on yesterday. Imagine getting instant summaries of everything you've been reading. That's not the future. That's right now. And here's something crazy. Both Plexity and DIA are just getting started. The features they're going to add over the next few months are going to be insane. But you don't have to wait. You can start saving time today. Now, I know what some of you are thinking. Julian, this sounds too good

to be true. AI browsers can't really be that much better than regular browsers. I thought the same thing. That's why I did these tests. I wanted to see if the hype was real, or just marketing fluff. The hype is real. These AI browsers are the biggest productivity upgrade I've seen since smartphones. But here's the catch. Most people will try them once, think they're cool, and then go back to their old habits. Don't be most people. The people who actually integrate AI browsers into their daily workflow are going to have a massive advantage while everyone else is still manually juggling tabs. You'll be getting AI powered insights instantly. This is one of those moments where early adopters win big like when Google first launched or when social media started. The people who jumped on early got the best results. Same thing here. AI browsers are about to go mainstream. But right now, you can get ahead of everyone else. So, let me give you some specific ways to use these browsers starting today. First, anytime you're researching anything, open multiple sources and ask the AI to summarize and find patterns. This works

for work research, shopping, planning trips, whatever. Second, use them for email drafting. Open your inbox, ask the AI to help you write responses. It can see the context from the original emails and write way better replies than you could manually. Third, use them for daily planning. Instead of trying to organize your tasks in your head, ask the AI to create realistic schedules based on what you actually need to do. These three things alone will save you hours every week. But here's where it gets really interesting. As more people start using AI browsers, the ones who master them first are going to have a huge competitive advantage. Think about it. While your competitors are still manually researching and planning, you'll be getting AI powered insights in seconds. That's a massive edge in any business. And that brings me to something important. If you're serious about using AI to grow your business and save time, you need to be part of the right community. That's why I created

the AI Profit Boardroom. It's the best place to scale your business, get more customers, and save hundreds of hours with AI automation. We've got over 14,000 members sharing the latest AI tools, strategies, and case studies. Plus, I personally share new AI discoveries every single day. And here's something special for everyone watching this video. We're giving away 1,000 invitation codes for dear browser to skip the wait list, but only for AI profit boardroom members. If you want to book a free SEO strategy session with my team, the link is in the comments and description. We'll show you exactly how to use AI and SEO to get more customers. And if you want access to our complete AI automation system with over 100 use cases, check out the AI success lab. Link is in the comments and description. You'll get step-by-step tutorials, templates, and processes for everything we talked about today, plus way more advanced AI strategies that most people don't even know exist. Look, AI browsers are just the beginning. The next few years are going to bring AI tools that make today's technology look like stone age tools. The question is, are you going to be ready or left behind while everyone else gets ahead? The choice is yours. But don't wait. Technology moves fast. The people who adapt quickly win. The people who wait lose. Start with these AI browsers today. Join the AI profit boardroom. Book that strategy session. Get into the AI success lab. Your future yourself will thank you. Julian Goldie reads every comment, so drop your thoughts below. Which AI browser are you going to try first? And what other AI tools do you want me to test next? See you in the next video.