The only anti-detect
browser you will ever need
Unlimited isolated profiles on the free plan — one per account, each with its own device identity and its own network route.
001Facebook Adsadsfacebook.com · opened 2 min agoPaid socialNL · socks5Open002Instagram Shopshopinstagram.com · opened just nowPaid socialDE · httpSyncing003TikTok Creatororganictiktok.com · opened yesterdayCreatorsGB · socks5Closed004YouTube Channelvideoyoutube.com · opened startingCreatorsUS · socks5Opening005Pinterest Boardsboardspinterest.com · opened 3 days agoResearchDE · directClosed006X Brandbrandx.com · opened 1 hr agoPaid socialUS · httpOpenFacebook, TikTok, Instagram, Amazon, eBay, Shopify, Google Ads, and anywhere else you sign in.
Accounts that stay separate
Every profile gets its own browser directory, its own device identity and its own network route. Nothing crosses between them, because nothing is shared in the first place.
Batch work instead of switching
Open, close and organise profiles in bulk, then drive the same ones from your own scripts. The time you spend logging out of things stops being part of the job.
One machine, not a rack of them
Profiles are browser processes on your own computer. There is no cloud browser to rent per seat and no second laptop to buy just to keep two environments apart.
The PowerOps anti-detect browser across industries
Provide a secure browser environment for ecommerce, agency work, social operations and automation.
Agency operations
Keep every client in an environment of their own
One workspace per client, holding the profiles, proxies and stored sessions that belong to that client. A member sees the workspaces you granted them and nothing else.
- Workspaces
- Roles
- Per-client proxies
Switch
Ecommerce operations
Storefronts and back offices that never share a cookie jar
Split marketplace, supplier and storefront logins into profiles with their own browser directory and their own route. Signing into one is no longer signing into all of them.
- Isolated storage
- Proxy per profile
- Groups
Routes
storefront.exampleDEmarket.exampleFRsupplier.exampleUKQA and browser testing
Reproduce a bug in the environment it happened in
Pin a browser build, a screen size, a locale and a timezone to a profile. That environment is still there for the next run, so nobody rebuilds it by hand.
- Pinned builds
- Fixed locale
- Repeatable
Locked
1920 x 1080en-GBUTC+0Automation and scripting
Drive the same profiles from your own tooling
A loopback HTTP API creates profiles and starts browsers, then hands back the debugging endpoint of the browser it just launched. Your existing library attaches to that.
- Local API
- Bearer key
- CDP endpoint
Local API
POST /browser/start{ "profileId": "001" }Managing multiple accounts on one device?
Download the Windows build and create your first isolated profile in a couple of minutes.
Why choose the PowerOps anti-detect browser?
Antidetect, proxy and automation in one desktop application for safer and more efficient multi-account management.
Orbit Browser
Profiles run on Orbit Browser, our own Chromium-based browser. Each one gets a device identity generated as a coherent set, and keeps it every time it opens.
Windows 11Orbit browserSOCKS5 · NetherlandsCreate your profileFingerprint
CanvasstableWebGLstableAudiostableWebRTCmatchedProxy and environment matching
HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 endpoints in one reusable library. Test an endpoint and read the address it actually came from before an account sits behind it.
HTTP · HTTPS · SOCKS5
Multiple account management
Numbered, searchable, filterable profiles in folders and groups, with live state on the row while a profile opens, closes and syncs.
FacebookInstagramTikTokSitefacebook.comAuto-checkUsernameops@brandhq.coPassword••••••••••Recovery key•••• •••• ••••2FAAutomation you can schedule
Run the same sequence across a group of profiles, a few at a time, from your own script or a scheduled job.
Bulk operations across windows
Open a whole group at once, watch what is running, and close one session or all of them without hunting through windows.
WindowsTabsTextLocal API
An HTTP API on http://127.0.0.1:50326 covering profiles, browsers, proxies, groups and extensions.
# Start a profile and attach to it
POST /browser/start
{ "profileId": "001" }
→ 200 { "ws": "ws://127.0.0.1:…" }
Team, workspaces and encrypted sync
Invite by email with a role, and grant access per workspace. Cloud Sync moves your profiles between your own computers, encrypted before anything leaves your machine.
Client A Client B InternalAAccount ownerAdminBClient A teamMemberCSupport accessMemberDevice registered
Security
Local-first, and specific about it
These are properties of the shipped build rather than a posture statement. You can check every one of them on your own machine.
Local-first
Browsers run on your computer. Nothing about a profile needs a data centre.
Storage per profile
Cookies, storage, cache and extension state live in a directory of their own.
Secrets stay write-only
Profile passwords, two-factor secrets and proxy passwords are never returned by a query.
Loopback API only
The Local API binds 127.0.0.1 and wants a bearer key. Nothing binds a public interface.
Latest updates & guides
Practical guides to running an antidetect browser, covering fingerprints, proxies and multi-account setups.
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Frequently asked questions
What PowerOps does, and what it deliberately does not claim.
What is an anti-detect browser?
A browser built so separate accounts stay separate. Each profile gets its own cookies, its own device identity and its own network route, where an ordinary browser reports one device and shares one cookie jar.
Does PowerOps make a profile undetectable?
No, and any product claiming that is guessing. What PowerOps gives each profile is isolation and consistency: its own storage, its own proxy, and the same device identity every time it opens. You will find no detection score on this site because we have not measured one.
Which browser does a profile open?
Orbit Browser, ours and Chromium-based. Fingerprint behaviour is controlled inside the engine rather than layered on through browser extensions or page scripts, so the values a page reads come from the browser itself. PowerOps installs and verifies the build, launches each profile as its own browser process against its own directory, and records the build a profile was created against so the environment stays the same the next time it opens.
Where is profile data stored?
On your own machine. Each profile has its own browser directory in your file system, and credentials go to the operating system's credential store rather than a database file. Cloud Sync is opt-in, and whatever it uploads is encrypted before it leaves the machine.
Can two of my computers use the same profile?
One at a time. With Cloud Sync on, a profile's cookies, Local Storage and IndexedDB are captured when it closes and restored when it opens somewhere else. While it is open it holds a lease, and another device is told which machine has it rather than being allowed to fork the session into two copies. Cloud Sync is one of the paid features.
Is there an API?
Yes, an HTTP API on http://127.0.0.1:50326. It binds the loopback address only, requires a bearer key on every route except the status check, and covers profiles, browsers, proxies, groups and extensions. It is a local API rather than a cloud service, and it is one of the paid features.
Do I install the browser separately?
No. Orbit Browser comes with PowerOps and is prepared the first time a profile needs it.
Is PowerOps free?
There is a free plan, and it has no end date, no card and no account to create before you start: the desktop application on one workspace, with unlimited local profiles. The paid plans add encrypted Cloud Sync, the Local API, a larger daily allowance and more people per workspace — free for 30 days, and nothing is collected up front. Nobody caps your profiles on any plan, and if you stop paying you keep every profile on your disk and the application that opens them.
Put every browser environment in one place
Download the Windows build, create a profile, and give the first account an environment of its own.
Multi-brand social
Switching brands means opening a profile
Each brand's account keeps a stable environment. It reports the same device, uses the same network and restores the same stored session every time it opens.
- Stable identity
- Saved sessions
- Bulk open
ExploreAccounts
Same setup on every open.