One workspace per client, project or part of your life. Each keeps its own logins, cookies and history. Nothing crosses between them.
Two contexts in one browser. Last week's client tabs stacked under today's personal ones. Mildly annoying, easy to live with. This is where most people start.
Three contexts. The browser now offers a client's saved login on your own account's sign-in page, and autofills an address that belongs to a different project. Still manageable, if you are paying attention every single time.
Four contexts sharing one cookie jar. You open a site already signed in as the wrong account, and the wrong-account moment happens: a post from the wrong profile, a purchase on the wrong card, a message from the wrong name. This is the layer that costs real money.
Screen configuration, installed fonts, timezone, canvas rendering. One browser reports one configuration for every context you run, so what belongs to your work and what belongs to your personal browsing correlate through the same signals. Each Chameleon Hive workspace carries its own configuration instead.
Add a team member to one shared browser and they have everything: every client, every login, every session. Remove them and you reset every password they ever saw. In Chameleon Hive each person works under their own licence and sees only the workspaces you give them.
Each workspace is a sealed box. What happens in one stays in one. Sign into the same site in two, and neither knows about the other.
Real Chrome, Firefox, Brave and Edge underneath, exactly as their makers ship them. When the browser updates, your workspaces update with it.
Cookies, stored site data and saved logins. Its own set of browser details. Time zone and locale set per workspace. Playwright automation built in for the repeated steps in your own work.
The browser itself. Real, signed by its maker, updated by your operating system. You keep the real security updates. Nothing breaks when the browser updates.
draft. You get four posts per link, one for each platform, in your voice. With your take on what the piece got right and what it missed.reply. You get the comment worth leaving under the post.roundup. It ties them into one argument.local-seo. Nothing posted. Say show to read them.8:42 AMBoth skills run on your own accounts. They cost cents per run and have no fee of their own. Both write drafts. You decide what goes out.
They come with Pro. They are not sold on their own.
First 500 new monthly plans. 30-day free trial. A payment method is needed. It turns into the launch price after 30 days unless you cancel. 30-day money-back guarantee.
A desktop app that makes and manages separate browser workspaces. Each one keeps its own browser data. So cookies, saved logins and site data never mix between them.
Windows 10 (64-bit) or later. macOS 10.15 Catalina or later. 4 GB of memory and 2 GB of free disk space. It works with the Chrome, Firefox, Brave and Edge you already have. Or it installs a real copy, signed by the maker, if you need one.
Your account details. Your profile settings, stored with encryption on Amazon Web Services, so your workspaces are there on any computer you sign into. That includes logins you save to a workspace for the sites you use in it. It does not include your cookies. If you share a workspace with a team member, the transfer goes through our servers encrypted, then is deleted once it lands. We do not read what is inside your workspaces. We keep your data for 90 days after you cancel, so you can come back. Then we delete it.
Your workspaces are yours. Sort them, export them, delete them. Delete a workspace and its data any time. Ask us to delete your account data under our data rights process.
Basic is $19 a month for 50 workspaces. Plus is $69 a month for 300, with 3 team seats. Pro is $199 a month for 1,500, with 15 team seats. Pay yearly and save 30%. The 30-day free trial needs a payment method. It turns into a paid plan after 30 days unless you cancel first.
Your plan renews on its own at the end of each billing period. Cancel any time from your account settings, or by emailing support. That stops the next renewal. You keep access to the end of what you paid for. Every plan has a 30-day money-back guarantee.
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Launch prices are for the first 500 new monthly plans. They stay locked while you keep your plan. The discount is applied for you at checkout. Cancel any time. No contracts.
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