Free, local browser isolation for Linux. Independent cookies, storage, and fingerprints per profile. Built for scrapers and multi-account operators who are tired of paying $99/month.
VeilBrowse is not for everyone. It's specifically built for operators who need isolation without paying enterprise prices.
Honest breakdown of the detection vectors we address and the ones we don't. No "100% undetectable" nonsense.
VeilBrowse launches real Chrome (not headless) with per-profile fingerprint randomization. Each profile gets unique canvas noise, WebGL vendor spoofing, client rectangle jitter, and hardware spec variation.
Each VeilBrowse profile gets its own cookies, storage, and hardware signature. Platforms see completely different devices, locations, and browsers — even though you're on the same laptop.
VeilBrowse isolates every account in its own browser with a unique device fingerprint. Same Linux machine, unlimited accounts, zero linkability. Farm, warm up, and launch campaigns without platforms knowing they're the same operator.
Post, engage, and grow from multiple social accounts with full reach. Each account runs in its own isolated browser environment with a unique mobile or desktop fingerprint. Platforms see completely separate users.
Five real features. No filler, no "AI-powered" nonsense, no vaporware.
No Docker, no complex configs, no cloud accounts. Download, create a profile, launch.
curl -fsSL veilbrowse.dev/install | bashEvery line of code is on GitHub. Every limitation is documented. Every commit is public.
Same core functionality. Different business model. Different trust model.
| Feature | VeilBrowse | AdsPower | Multilogin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly cost | Free | $9 - $50/mo | $99 - $199/mo |
| Profile limit | Unlimited | 10 - 1000 | 100 - 1000 |
| Code visibility | Open source (MIT) | Closed source | Closed source |
| Data location | Local SQLite only | Cloud sync required | Cloud sync required |
| Account required | None | Mandatory login | Mandatory login |
| Proxy rotation | Built-in health checks | Built-in | Built-in |
| Fingerprint spoofing | Canvas, WebGL, hardware | Advanced | Advanced |
| Team sharing | Not available | Team seats | Team seats |
No marketing speak. If something sucks, we tell you.
Yes, completely free. MIT licensed open source. No catch, no freemium, no "enterprise tier." I built this because I needed it and got tired of paying for browser isolation. If enough people use it, I might add paid sync/hosting later — but the core product stays free forever.
No. Nothing is undetectable. We spoof canvas fingerprints, WebGL signatures, hardware specs, and client rects — but we can't fix TCP/IP TTL, TLS JA3 signatures, font glyph rendering, or behavioral biometrics (mouse movement patterns, keystroke cadence). Against a motivated, well-resourced adversary (state actor, advanced platform anti-fraud), you'll still get caught. Against standard commercial detection? You're significantly harder to fingerprint than vanilla Chrome.
No. Linux only. The anti-detection stack relies on Linux-specific process isolation and Playwright's Chrome auto-detection paths. Windows and macOS ports would require significant platform-specific fingerprint research, Apple notarization (for Mac), and different native module compilation. It's not planned — I don't have the resources to maintain three platforms with the level of quality this needs.
Chrome profiles share your OS fingerprint, hardware specs, and network signature. Two Chrome profiles on the same laptop still look like the same device to websites. VeilBrowse randomizes canvas noise, WebGL vendor, hardware concurrency, and timezone per profile — making each one appear as a completely different device. Plus you get proxy management, session screenshots, and one-click preset configurations.
Everything stays in a local SQLite database on your machine. No cloud sync, no accounts, no telemetry (unless you explicitly toggle it on in the dashboard). We literally cannot see your profiles, cookies, or browsing history because the software never phones home.
We don't have a business model yet because we're building the product first. If this grows, potential revenue streams could include: optional cloud backup of profile configs (not cookies), team sharing for agencies, or priority support. The core isolation engine will always be free and open source.
No subscription. No 14-day trial. No credit card. Download the AppImage and start isolating your browsers today.
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