Launched this week
Owl Browser
Undetectable browser automation that behaves like a user
153 followers
Undetectable browser automation that behaves like a user
153 followers
Owl Browser: Enterprise stealth automation that actually works. While Puppeteer fails 56% of bot detection tests, Owl Browser passes 100%—all 16 categories. Includes 104 automation tools, AI-powered natural language commands, per-context Tor IP isolation, automatic CAPTCHA solving, and sub-second startup. Scale to thousands of parallel sessions without detection. Used for lead generation, data collection, price monitoring, and workflow automation. SOC2 compliant with private cloud options.





Owl Browser
@fhsethen Hello! Congratulations on the launch. I browsed quickly your homepage and I couldn’t see any trial or free plan, the self-hosted seems to be even more expensive than the starting cloud subscription. Who is your target with this product and do you plan a way to try it without committing large sums?
Owl Browser
@fhsethen @abijahkaj Hey Abijah, it’s Akram from Olib AI. Owl Browser is a large-scale browser (browser-as-a-service) designed for enterprise customers. Developers can build using our BaaS platform. As mentioned on our website, we require signing an NDA. To get a free trial, please reach out to us using our contact form. Once you sign the NDA, you’ll receive a free trial of the developer license. Thanks!
Love the privacy-first approach! Does Owl support Chrome/Firefox extensions, or do you have your own extension ecosystem? That's usually my biggest concern when switching browsers.
Owl Browser
@ahkeminozen This is a browser as a service and we currently don't support any extensions. We tried to build all power browser managements as tools.
The AI-powered natural language commands caught my attention—writing automation with plain English instead of brittle selectors sounds practical. I'm curious how it handles edge cases like dynamic content or sites with heavy JavaScript rendering. Does the AI retry with different strategies when an action fails?
Owl Browser
@yamamoto7 The browser uses our custom DOM, which allows us to find any element even on heavily JavaScript-heavy pages. We employ three different strategies for finding elements: the Semantic Matcher, LLM-based Matcher, and Vision Matcher. While the LLM and Vision matchers can be slower, they serve as a last resort; 85% of elements are matched using the Semantic Matcher, which utilizes our custom-trained ML model.