Observed arrival · 2026-11-10
AEGIS wants to put risky links in a disposable cloud browser
AEGIS presents an iPhone browser that runs websites in disposable cloud sessions and puts payment approvals behind Face ID.
- For
- iPhone users handling crypto, banking, or agent-driven purchases
- Worth noticing
- The page says cloud sessions are destroyed when tabs close; its listed Plus and Pro prices are explicitly planned launch prices.
Field notes
The page describes links opened from Telegram, email, or X, with the remote page streamed to the iPhone and the cloud computer destroyed after the tab closes. It separates ordinary browsing from sensitive actions: the product says payments, transfers, and account changes trigger native iOS Face ID prompts. The landing page labels AEGIS a private beta, and its listed Plus and Pro prices are explicitly planned launch prices; the supplied evidence does not demonstrate the service itself.
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