Question 1

What is Lyra?

Accepted Answer

Lyra is a slow-buy browser and browser extension that filters fast-fashion, dropshipping and predatory-marketplace results from your search and direct navigation, blocks ads and trackers, and keeps your browsing history encrypted on your device.

Question 2

How does Lyra filter search results?

Accepted Answer

Lyra applies a public, community-curated block list to Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo and Brave and to direct navigation, hiding those results before you see them, and surfacing clean-brand alternatives.

Question 3

How much does Lyra cost?

Accepted Answer

Lyra has a 7-day free trial, then an annual plan — US$24/year internationally and R$49/ano in Brazil.

Question 4

Does Lyra track me or read my history?

Accepted Answer

No. Your browsing history is encrypted on your device under a key only you hold. Not even Lyra can read it, and it cannot leak in a breach. Sign-in is OAuth-only, with no password to store.

Question 5

Which platforms does Lyra support?

Accepted Answer

A Chrome extension today, plus a system-wide DNS filter that works on Mac, iPhone, Android and Windows. A Safari extension and native mobile apps are planned.

Question 6

Does Lyra offer an API or AI integration?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Lyra exposes its curated block list and clean-brand list as a public REST API and a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, so AI assistants like Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor can query them and suggest sustainable alternatives.

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