Hey Product Hunt! I'm Juliano, founder of Shimpz and maker of easi.run.

I built this browser layer for Shimpz, then released it as an open-source project. I wanted a real Chrome on my server that still felt like my browser: my logins, my files, and a session I could share with agents and take back whenever I needed.

Sign in once, resume your work. Persistent profiles keep the logins a site retains when Chrome closes, encrypted at rest with keys your password unlocks. You choose which agents may resume each profile.

Stay in control. Connect through MCP or the REST API. Watch live, take over for login, 2FA or a CAPTCHA, then hand back the same session. Agents can ask for your help and wait for control to return. You handle the human checks yourself.

Catch up when you return. The timeline shows browser actions, outcomes, who was in control and requests waiting for you. Replay records only the periods when the agent has control. Export the timeline as Markdown or JSON.

Make remote feel local. Drag files onto the page, use your file picker, get downloads on your device, hear audio and copy/paste both ways. A custom Rust/Wayland compositor streams still content as lossless tiles and motion as AV1.

Every browser runs in isolated containers, with private-network destinations blocked. The code, security model, benchmarks and comparison are public. AGPL-3.0; no browser-hour fees. You provide a Linux x86-64 server with Docker 28+ and at least 4 GB RAM.

Demo: https://easi.run/demo/

Source: https://github.com/julianosig/easi.run

Docs: https://docs.easi.run/

What's the first workflow you'd try?