Clear profile isolation
Keep cookies, browser settings and saved data separate for each profile.
Product
One workspace. Every account in its place.
Create separate browser profiles, group them by client or creator, and keep team access under control. Built for Macs with Apple silicon.
Account-authorized sharing
Browser sessions run locally. The service controls workspace membership and access to synchronized profile contents, and is trusted with those contents. Sharing uses TLS and account permissions, not end-to-end encryption.
Controlled team access
Explicit ownership, locks, roles, and audit history for team handoffs.
Profile recovery
Return to a saved profile version if a change goes wrong.
A maintained Chromium release
A maintained Chromium browser with a dedicated update process.
Explore the guides
- How to choose a multi-account browser for your team
A focused selection method for agencies and creator teams, with a reusable trial checklist and clear distinctions between browser organization, platform access and security.
- Browser Profile Isolation: What Actually Gets Separated?
Profile isolation can separate browser state and reduce account mix-ups, but it does not automatically separate the device, network, downloads, or every process.
- Cookies, Local Storage, Cache, and Browser Fingerprints Explained
Cookies, local storage, and caches are retained browser state. A browser fingerprint is assembled from observable signals, so clearing stored data addresses only part of the identity surface.
- A browser profile handoff checklist for agency and creator teams
A reliable handoff connects the right account, completed browser work, current access and a short task record. Use this checklist for shifts, contractors and client transitions.
- Least-Privilege Automation for Browser Profiles
A practical control model for giving scripts and agents enough authority to complete an approved browser task without giving them general access to profiles, secrets, or irreversible actions.
- Proxy per Browser Profile: DNS, Authentication, and Failure Modes
A per-profile proxy is a URL-routing control, not a device-wide tunnel. Its real boundary depends on proxy type, DNS ownership, authentication support, bypass rules, fallback, and non-HTTP traffic.
- How to organize browser profiles by client and campaign
An operating structure for browser profiles that stays useful as clients, campaigns and operators change, with naming examples and a cleanup routine.