About
The antidetect browser that stays on your machine
PowerOps is a local-first desktop application for Windows that creates, organizes and launches isolated browser profiles. Each profile keeps its own browser directory, its own stored device identity and its own proxy, and it looks the same every time it opens.
What we build
One browser pretending to be several people
A normal browser presents one machine to every site it visits. Run several accounts through it and everything blurs together: cookies, storage, and the device each site believes it is talking to. People who manage accounts for a living end up fighting their own browser.
A PowerOps profile is a real environment rather than a mask. It has its own browser directory on disk, a stored device identity generated as a coherent set, and its own proxy from a tested library that speaks HTTP, HTTPS or SOCKS5. Open it today and open it next month, and it presents the same identity both times.
Profiles open in Orbit Browser, the Chromium-based browser PowerOps installs, verifies and pins per profile. Windows is the platform we build for, and the installer is free to start: unlimited local profiles on one workspace, with no card and no end date. You pay for workspaces rather than for profiles, and the paid plans add Cloud Sync, the Local API and more workspaces. That is the whole product, and this site describes nothing beyond it.
How we work
The rules we hold ourselves to
Four principles decide what gets built and what gets said.
Local-first
Profiles, browser directories and stored sessions live on your machine. Credentials go to the operating system's credential store. Cloud Sync is opt-in and encrypts on your machine before anything leaves it, with keys created on your devices.
Honest claims
There are no invented scores, counts or ratings anywhere on this site. A test suite checks every page for the claims we refuse to make and fails the build when one appears.
Updates you can trust
PowerOps verifies every update it downloads before it installs anything.
Small and focused
PowerOps is a desktop tool with one job: create, organize and launch isolated browser profiles. It does not try to become a platform, and it stays small enough to stay understandable.
Contact
Where to find us
PowerOps is a young project. Releases land on the download page, and writing about how the product works lands on the blog. When a support channel opens, it will be listed here on this page. Until then we would rather show you nothing than an address nobody answers.
Try the thing this page describes
Free to start, with unlimited local profiles on one workspace. The paid plans add Cloud Sync and the Local API, 30 days free.