Archonum
Archonum is a browser automation platform that runs Playwright, Puppeteer, HTTP API, and MCP workflows on real Android smartphones with genuine residential IPs. The platform is designed for scraping, price intelligence, AI agents, mobile-first data collection, and automation workloads that need to reach the open web without high block rates. Unlike cloud browser automation platforms that run browsers in data centers and route traffic through residential proxies, Archonum runs Chrome directly on the phone that owns the IP. This creates a consistent fingerprint across TLS, GPU, canvas, sensors, battery, accelerometer, CPU architecture, touch events, language, timezone, and network origin. Archonum supports 250,000+ smartphone nodes across 175+ countries, with country targeting, sticky sessions, fleet execution, and real mobile browser execution.
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Surgeflow
SurgeFlow is an AI-powered browser automation tool delivered as a Chrome/Chromium extension that lets users automate complex, repetitive web tasks, like scraping data, comparing prices, compiling research, filling forms, managing onboarding steps, or submitting applications, by simply describing what they want in natural language; the extension interprets the command, plans the steps, executes actions across multiple tabs, and validates results without requiring coding or separate workflow builders. SurgeFlow operates entirely inside the user’s existing browser, avoiding tool switching or setup, so users can review the planned automation before execution and get transparent, reliable outcomes. With support for use cases such as automated price comparison, multi-site data extraction, literature review organization, SaaS onboarding automation, job application submissions, and social posting automation.
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KERNEL
KERNEL is a cloud browser infrastructure platform for developers building AI agents and browser-based automation. It provides managed browser sessions that agents can use to navigate websites, interact with page content, and perform tasks through code rather than relying on a local browser setup. The service is designed for production workloads, with persistent browser profiles, live browser viewing, session recording and replay, and controls for managing browser access. Teams can connect agent workflows through KERNEL's APIs, SDKs, and hosted MCP server, and use the platform for web research, data gathering, and other tasks that require interacting with websites. Plans for individual developers, startups, and enterprise teams include different browser concurrency, usage credits, and access to capabilities such as managed authentication, stealth mode, and regional browsers.
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CloakBrowser
CloakBrowser is a stealth Chromium browser for developers and automation teams using Playwright, Puppeteer, Selenium, or CDP. It is built for public web data, QA, monitoring, scraping, and AI-agent workflows where standard Chromium setups become fragile.
CloakBrowser keeps the familiar automation experience. Teams can migrate existing Playwright or Puppeteer workflows with minimal code changes, while .NET and Selenium/CDP are also supported. Run it locally or self-hosted on Windows, macOS, Linux, Docker, and VPS infrastructure.
The custom Chromium build handles browser behavior at the source level. CloakBrowser supports persistent profiles, reproducible browser identities, proxy-aware configuration, human-like interaction timing, Docker deployment, and CDP server mode. The wrapper is MIT-licensed; the custom Chromium build is distributed separately under a proprietary license. Proxies and CAPTCHA solving are not included.
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