Private Browser Feature

Your Browser, Your Agents — Working in the Same Session

Q: Can my AI agent use my private browser?

Yes. As the owner you grant your own agents access. They work in isolated sessions inside it — you see everything, they see only their session.

Q: Is the agent safe from prompt injection?

Isolation is the protection. The agent works in a sealed session with no view of your other tabs or data, so a malicious page can't reach beyond its sandbox.

Q: What happens when the agent gets stuck?

You open the same live session from your phone or laptop and take over the one step it can't do. Same session — no handoff, no lost context.

Q: Is this the same as renting a browser by the minute?

No. Renting gives you someone else's temporary session. Sharing a private browser means *your* persistent browser, where your agents work alongside you.

Q: Does this work with my existing agent tooling?

Yes — the private browser includes MCP and REST API access, so your agents connect with the stack you already use.

Q: Is the price per agent or per month?

Per month. Your own agents can work in your browser as part of the plan.

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The moment every agent workflow dies

The pattern is always recognizable once you've seen it:

1. The agent is doing fine through the API — pages, clicks, forms. 2. A site asks for something that only a human can provide. A code. A judgement call. An account you're not giving an agent. 3. Somewhere there's a "call a human" button — or there isn't, and the job quietly fails.

The step that breaks the pipeline isn't automation. It's the handoff. Most tools assume the handoff means exporting, copying, re-doing. A shared browser makes the handoff invisible: the human opens the exact session the agent is stuck in and resolves it in place.

How sharing works (in plain terms)

Capability	What it means
Grant your agents access	You own the browser; you say which agents get in
Isolated sessions	Each agent works in its own sandbox inside your browser
You see everything	The full browser is yours to watch
They see only theirs	An agent's session is sealed from your other tabs and data
Human in the loop	When it's stuck, you open the same live session and take over
MCP + API	Agents connect with your usual tooling

Prompt-injection safe by design: because the agent works in an isolated session with no view outside it, a malicious page can't reach your other accounts or data. The sandbox is the safety.

Share vs renting — the honest table

	Rent a browser for an agent	Share your private browser (this)
Whose browser	Someone else's	Yours
Sessions	Temporary, per task	Persistent — yours to keep
Human in the loop	Separate setup	Built in: same session, you step in
Isolation	Per rental	Isolated agent sessions inside your browser
Profiles/vault	No	Yes, encrypted
Price	Per-minute, adds up	$7/mo, unlimited

Pricing

Plan	Price	What you get
Private monthly	$7/mo	Own isolated browser, share with your agents (isolated sessions), MCP + API, session vault, unlimited profiles
Semi-annual	$35 / 180 days	Same, ~2 months free vs monthly
Annual	$70 / 360 days	Same, ~4 months free vs monthly

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can my AI agent use my private browser?

Is the agent safe from prompt injection?

What happens when the agent gets stuck?

Is this the same as renting a browser by the minute?

Does this work with my existing agent tooling?

Is the price per agent or per month?

Have more questions?

Check the documentation or reach out to the team

One browser you own. Agents that work inside it — and call you when they're stuck. $7/mo, crypto, nothing to install.

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