Enterprise
Portals, at scale,
with someone to call.
The hard automation isn't scraping. It's an agent that has to log into an insurer, a benefits office or a payer portal a thousand times a day, stay logged in, and never look like a bot — because the portal will lock the account, not just the session.
Built by a team that operates browser fleets in production for clients today.
Credentialed sessions that hold
Persistent profiles keep a login alive across runs; a single-writer lock means two workers can't corrupt one identity; device identity is frozen so a session never contradicts the one before it.
Fleet-scale concurrency
200+ browsers at once on Enterprise, 24-hour sessions, and dedicated Apple Silicon capacity when you need the whole machine to yourself.
A human in the loop
Every session has a live view and a control channel. When a portal throws an MFA prompt or a new layout, an operator steps in, then hands the session back to the automation.
Invoicing, SLA, a person
Monthly invoicing instead of a card, an uptime commitment, limits raised on request, and a named contact who answers.
Security posture
What's under the hood.
Each Linux session is its own sandboxed pod with egress locked down to what you allow. macOS sessions run as an unprivileged user under a managed browser policy that blocks local file access, downloads and extensions. Every connection is authorised by a short-lived signed token that the cell can verify but never mint. Profiles are encrypted at rest and exportable or deletable on demand. Details on the trust page; we'll walk your security team through it.
Honest about today
What we are, and aren't, yet.
We're an early platform run by a team that already operates browser fleets for clients. We don't have a SOC 2 report yet. We do have a working product, a clear roadmap, and the time to build exactly the controls your deal needs. If that trade works for you, we'd like to talk.
Tell us about the portal.
Send the site, the volume and the constraint that's blocking you. We'll reply with whether we can do it — and, usually, a session you can look at.
Built by a team that operates browser fleets in production for clients today.