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Features
Every part of ARMANOS, page by page
Profiles and fingerprint
Isolated profiles
Every ARMANOS profile is a separate browser: its own folder on disk, its own cookies, cache, extensions, proxy and fingerprint.
Fingerprint and its editor
Every ARMANOS profile describes a whole computer, not a User agent, and the values that should stay yours you pick from a list.
A browser kernel per profile
Several ARMANOS Browser kernels can sit on one computer, and you pin a profile to one of them.
Telling your own profiles apart
Two profiles that describe one computer are tied to each other however different their proxies are.
The start page of every profile
Before a profile reaches the site you wanted, it opens one page built on your own computer.
Safe pace and the edges of protection
Every profile carries a Safe pace for its scenario.
Browsing history for a new profile
A profile made five minutes ago has an empty cookie jar, no history and no cache, and that emptiness is itself a signal.
Cookies in and out of a profile
A profile's whole cookie jar leaves as one file through Export cookies in the profile menu and goes back into another profile through Import cookies.
When the browser closes by itself
A browser can vanish in the middle of a job and take every open tab with it, and a notification then reads The browser closed by itself.
Network
A proxy per profile
Every profile leaves through its own address.
The connection check before work
Before you open an account you want to know what this computer looks like from outside.
Your own server as the exit
A machine you already pay for becomes the exit of a profile, with no proxy bought at all.
Tracker blocking and link cleaning
Every profile refuses requests to tracker hosts inside the network stack and cuts 40 tracking parameters out of the addresses you open.
Automation
No-code automation
Assemble a flow out of steps and run it on many profiles at once.
Local API, keys and webhooks
The interface for your own programs lives on your computer and is switched on from the For developers screen: a port on 127.0.0.1, its own token and 26 routes.
A server for AI assistants
ARMANOS ships a small MCP server.
Schedules and headless mode
ARMANOS can start a flow over chosen profiles on a schedule, and can open a profile with no window on screen.
The window synchronizer
Choose one open profile to lead.
Sign-in details beside the profile
The account a profile signs into has a login, a password, a sign-in page and a note, and all four live on the profile itself.
One-time codes inside the profile
A profile can hold the two-factor key of the account it signs into.
Team and devices
Team, roles and groups
Two people in one account, in one browser, is the pattern that gets accounts flagged.
A password on a single profile
Put a password on the profiles that matter, and ARMANOS asks for it before the profile is opened, edited, exported or deleted.
Three warnings from your own log
Your workspace already writes down who signed in and which profiles opened.
Your session on two computers
Your cookies and logins live in a folder on the machine where the browser ran.
A profile moves with its session
Transfer with session packs a profile into one file under one password.
Transfer a profile to another account
The "Transfer to another account…" item in the profile menu hands a profile to another person whole: under the same number, which means the same machine for websites.
Your profiles live on this disk
Cookies, saved logins and the whole browser directory sit on your computer, not in a cloud we run.
Order in daily work
Bulk actions, groups and the recycle bin
Tick a box on many profiles and act on all of them at once: launch, stop, move to a group, set a status and tags, rename by a template, assign a proxy, switch extensions, set a password, change the fingerprint, put bookmarks on them, hand them to the cookie robot, copy their IDs, export, delete.
Finding one profile among a thousand
Two hundred profiles is a list nobody reads by eye.
Import accounts from a spreadsheet
Your accounts already live in a spreadsheet.
Extensions in two clicks
Pick a profile, press Enable, and the app downloads the extension, checks it, unpacks it and switches it on for that profile alone.
A batch you can stop
Your group work shows as one row in the task centre: the title with your count, a bar that moves after every profile, and a Cancel button.
Your account in a browser
Profiles, the proxy library, groups, the team, the log and the money live in your account rather than on one machine.
A link in the profile you choose
Someone sends you a link and it has to open as one particular account.