Antidetect browser. Right in your tab.

Profiles with their own proxies and fingerprints live on our servers. All you need is a browser.

Closed beta, free by invite

A yellow rubber duck with four colored doubles behind it in glasses, a cap, headphones and a beret

Every account in its own profile

Each tab gets its own proxy, fingerprint and login. Switch between them in one click.

Instagram: the New reel step for Kesar & Clove, a chai brand from Pune. A caption with hashtags, Austin, Texas as the location and the Share button, then the message that the reel has been shared. The tab is open in an OMG profile with a US IP.

Instagram: post reels for a US audience from any country. The profile has a US IP, local time and language.

Works with any website, for example:

  • Amazon
  • eBay
  • Etsy
  • Shopify
  • Instagram
  • Facebook
  • TikTok
  • Google Ads
  • YouTube
  • X
  • Pinterest
  • Reddit
  • Discord
  • AliExpress

The browser runs on our server. You get the picture and the controls.

  1. A stack of profile cards with a proxy plugged into the top one

    Create a profile

    Paste your proxy as one line: socks5://user:pass@host:port. We check it and show the IP and city that sites will see.

  2. A new tab slides out of a browser window

    Open a tab

    Type in a site address. A browser with its own fingerprint starts on the server, usually in about ten seconds.

  3. A server streams the browser picture to a laptop and a tablet

    Work as usual

    Click and type like in any tab. Cookies and logins stay in the profile, and you can get back to them from any device.

The duck test

If it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it's a duck. A profile shows sites the IP of its proxy, with the time zone and language set for the same country.

Pick a profile

In our checks, BrowserScan rated the browser 100% authentic.

A website checks a browser with a magnifier and sees an ordinary duck, a yellow check mark above
What the site sees

Duck in round glasses

IP
85.243.17.142
Country
Portugal PT
Time zone
Europe/Lisbon
Local time
22:23
Language
pt-PT
System
Windows 11
WebRTC
Proxy IP

Duck in a cap

IP
68.134.215.40
Country
United States US
Time zone
America/Chicago
Local time
17:23
Language
en-US
System
macOS 15
WebRTC
Proxy IP

Duck in headphones

IP
91.64.118.203
Country
Germany DE
Time zone
Europe/Berlin
Local time
23:23
Language
de-DE
System
Windows 11
WebRTC
Proxy IP

Duck in a beret

IP
177.72.240.19
Country
Brazil BR
Time zone
America/Sao_Paulo
Local time
19:23
Language
pt-BR
System
Windows 10
WebRTC
Proxy IP
CheckMatches the proxy

Numbers from our own tests

from click to a live browser
≈10 s
used on your device
0 MB
video at about 24 frames per second
1600×900
browsers at once during the beta
2

A desktop program or a tab

A heavy software box and a tangle of cables

Desktop program

  • Download, install, keep updating
  • Hundreds of megabytes on disk
  • Profiles live on that one laptop
  • You pay for seats and profiles
A single light tab floating in the air

OMG Browser

  • Open the site and enter a code
  • 0 MB on your device
  • Profiles on the server, log in from any device
  • You pay for the time the browser is open

For anyone who runs many accounts

Honest about the beta

We're just launching, and the limits aren't hidden in fine print.

A row of queue tiles, a duck with a ticket sits on the yellow one

Your place in line 3

The duck saved your place in line.

  • Closed beta by invite

    We let people in small groups so everything runs smoothly for everyone.

  • Two browsers at once

    That's for all users combined. If both are busy, you join the line and see your live position. When one frees up, the browser starts for the first person in line.

  • One live tab per person

    The rest wait in the list on the left and open in one click, logins included.

  • A steady connection

    The picture arrives as a video stream. A home connection is enough for dashboards, spreadsheets and chats.

Pricing

You pay for the time the browser is open, not for seats or idle profiles.

After the beta

≈25 RUB

per hour of browser time

Close the tab and the meter stops.

or

1,490 RUB, 5,990 RUB

per month

A subscription for daily work. We'll share what each plan includes before the beta ends.

Questions

Didn't find an answer? Ask us on Telegram.

Which proxies work?

SOCKS5 and HTTP, with or without a login and password. Paste a line like socks5://user:pass@host:port, and we check it and show the IP, country, city and latency. Mobile, residential and datacenter proxies all work.

What about the device fingerprint?

Each profile has its own fingerprint. It's stored in the profile and stays the same between launches. You choose the system (Windows, macOS or Linux), and the time zone and language follow the proxy's country. You can also set them by hand.

Can I work from a tablet?

Yes. All you need is a modern browser: Safari on an iPad or Chrome on an Android tablet. Nothing to install, and the profiles are the same as on your laptop.

Where are cookies and logins stored?

In the profile on our server, not on your device. Close the tab and the state is saved. Open it from another computer and you're still logged in.

What happens if the proxy goes down?

The tab stops loading sites until the proxy is back. All of the profile's traffic goes only through your proxy, with no other route, so sites never see our server's IP.

How many browsers run at the same time?

During the beta, two for all users combined. If both are busy, you join the line and see your number. When a browser frees up, it starts for the first person in line. Each person has one live tab, and the rest wait in the list and open in one click.

How much does it cost?

The beta is free. After that, about 25 RUB per hour of browser time, or a subscription for 1,490 RUB or 5,990 RUB per month.

How do I get an invite?

Message us on Telegram: tell us what you do and how many profiles you need. We let people in small groups and send a code to log in.

Open a tab. Get to work.

Message us on Telegram and we'll send you an invite code for the closed beta.

A duck waving a wing from a laptop screen