Observed arrival · 2026-09-04
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A remote-browser isolation service that runs real Chrome or Tor Browser sessions away from your machine and records what happened inside them.
Field notes
A session moves through a defined airlock cycle: requested, provisioning, ready, active, terminating, cleaning, and cooldown. The service records both browser-level material and network evidence, including a HAR, event timeline, DNS log, screenshots, downloads, and a hash manifest. It supports clearnet URLs and .onion addresses, with team plans organized around concurrent session slots. The homepage describes a five-minute free trial and paid Pro and Team tiers, while deeper use appears to begin through its session dashboard.
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