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Use cases

Built for separated browsing

Four kinds of work that need browsing contexts to stay genuinely apart, and how the architecture holds them there.

Agencies & freelancers

Client accounts belong in client environments

Each client gets its own isolated profile, own network connection, own storage, so nothing crosses between clients by accident and nothing from your own browsing touches theirs. Tag profiles by client, share them with the team on Plus and Pro, and restrict sensitive accounts with role-based access. When a client relationship ends, their environment is removed cleanly, because it was never entangled with anything else.

Researchers & journalists

Browsing that does not accumulate into one identity

Separate investigations run in separate profiles, each with independent storage and its own network path, so sessions from one project never correlate with another through shared browser state. The browser itself is stock Chrome, Firefox, or Brave, ordinary in every way, which is exactly what this work calls for.

Work & personal

Three contexts, three profiles, one dashboard

Work browsing, personal browsing, side projects, switchable in one click. No shared logins bleeding across contexts, no personal recommendations surfacing at work, no more wrong-account moments. Your profiles follow your licence, so the same separation is there whether you are on desktop or laptop.

Teams running repetitive work

Automate the routine, keep people on judgement

Anything done twice in a browser is a candidate for automation. Playwright scripting is included on every plan, so the repetitive steps in your own workflow can run themselves. The people stay on judgement work, the profiles handle the routine.

Whatever you separate, keep it genuinely separate

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