AI agents
A browser your agent
can actually drive.
Agents browse in bursts: a flurry of pages, then nothing while the model thinks. Per-minute billing fits that shape. So does a browser that does not get blocked halfway through a task.
- brands
- "Google Chrome", "Chromium", "Not)A;Brand"
- version
- 149.0.7827.102
- renderer
- ANGLE Metal Renderer: Apple M2
- headless
- false
- webdriver
- false
- plugins
- 5
- viewport
- 1280 × 800
Watch it work
A live VNC view of the session. When an agent takes a wrong turn, you can see the page it saw rather than reconstructing it from a trace.
Take over mid-run
The control channel injects real OS-level input with humanized motion, so you can solve one step by hand and hand the session back.
Idle costs nothing
The clock is connection-gated. A session waiting on a slow model call is not billing you for compute it isn't using.
Why not a desktop anti-detect browser
Agents need an API, not a GUI.
Desktop anti-detect browsers are built for a human clicking through profiles. They don't scale past one machine, can't be driven from a server process, and give you nothing to put behind a queue. A cloud browser with a CDP endpoint is the same fingerprint story with an interface your code can hold.
Point your existing code at a real Mac.
Sign up, take the $2 of trial credit and run a session — five hours on Apple Silicon, enough to check the fingerprint against whatever has been blocking you.