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Scalebrowser

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Human browser capabilities. Now for AI agents.

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Human browser capabilities. Now for AI agents.

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Browser Automation

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AI Agents

Scalebrowser is self-hosted browser infrastructure for AI agents. It gives each agent a persistent, isolated identity, keeps logins and passkeys intact, handles captchas and verification, and runs on hardware you control.

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Launch tags:Developer Tools•Artificial Intelligence

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Hi Product Hunt, I’m Davide, the builder behind Scalebrowser. I built it because browser agents kept failing before they reached the useful part of the job. They were detected at the connection or control layer, came back as a different device, stopped at a login code or permission bubble, or spent their entire context reading the page. Scalebrowser is my attempt to solve that as one system instead of another patch on top of Playwright. It runs a patched Chromium fork on your own hardware and gives every agent an isolated profile with a persistent identity. Cookies, credentials, passkeys, memory, and tasks stay with that profile. Email and SMS codes, TOTP, captchas, and browser prompts can be handled without handing the session back to a person. The agent connects over MCP, REST, Node.js, Python, or direct CDP. It reads a compact map of the page and then only what changed. Every step is recorded with a screenshot, and secrets are filtered before page content reaches the model. One part I’m especially excited about: a completed run can become a polished product video with automatic camera movement, cursor motion, voiceover, subtitles, and channel-ready exports. The same recording can also be rendered as an unbroken proof trail. Scalebrowser is self-hosted, but not open source or offline: the browser data stays on your machines, while the paid account controls licensing. Every plan includes all features and unlimited profiles. Pricing starts at €19 per month, with a seven-day trial. I’d love to hear where your browser agents fail today: detection, login, context, or something I have not covered yet.

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21d ago

do you have any plans to turn this into a GDPR and EU AI Act compliant cloud service in Europe, ideally with residential proxies? I'd like to be able to offload tasks from my mac to the cloud and ideally be able to offer this to other users as well.

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11h ago

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@nico Yes, this is on the roadmap. GDPR compliance is planned, though I’m still figuring out how the EU AI Act will apply. Cloud hosting is also coming, but our first priority is workflows—you’ll be able to create the workflows you need or have your agent build them for you. I’d love to hear more about your specific use case, especially how you’d like to offer this to your own users. The more context you can share, the better we can shape the right solution for you and others with similar needs. I’ll keep you updated as things progress. And if you’d like to try it out, send me a DM—I’d be happy to arrange a free month for you.

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9h ago

Actually this was automatically super useful for my own agent that picked up this product:

It went through a speedy onboarding and got useful information regarding its browser environment that identified it as an agent. This is awesome! Now it's up to me to do some work if I want my agent to squeak past captchas though I'm hopeful agents can be loud and proud and not get blocked and shit via some identification protocols. Awesome launch!