A profile is a set of resources
Each profile links one email with its password, one phone number and one IP address with a proxy. A resource belongs to one profile at a time, so two profiles never share a mailbox or an IP.
Crypto · Own product
An account manager and an antidetect browser alternative in one: 1,000+ profiles, each with its own resources and its own browser
An account manager that tracks every profile's email, phone, proxy and project accounts, and opens each profile in its own isolated browser: a self-hosted alternative to antidetect browsers.
- profiles, each with its own email, phone and IP
- 1,000+
- from a profile to its own browser behind its own proxy
- 1 click
- faster day-to-day work with profiles
- 10×+
The challenge
Why I built it
Work in crypto projects runs on profiles. Testnets, launchpads and community programs each ask for an email, often a phone number, a wallet and social accounts, and each profile should come from its own IP.
With hundreds of profiles, a spreadsheet stops working. It is hard to tell which mailbox or proxy is already taken, which wallet belongs to which project, and whether a phone number is still active. One shared browser mixes cookies and logins between profiles.
Antidetect browsers keep profiles apart, but they know nothing about the mailbox, phone number or project accounts behind each one. They are usually priced by the number of profiles and keep those profiles in the vendor's cloud. I wanted both halves in one tool on my own machine: a manager that knows everything linked to a profile, and a clean browser for it one click away.
The approach
How I solved it
Free resources picked for you
Emails, phones and proxies live in pools. When a new profile is created, the app suggests the first free item from each pool, and any of them can be swapped before saving.
Fields set per project
Every project defines its own account fields: a wallet, Discord, X, a referral code, KYC status. Adding a field adds it to every account of that project, and an empty value shows as not set.
One browser per profile
The Open browser button sends a profile:// link with the profile ID and its proxy. A small handler on the computer starts Firefox in a Docker container with the profile's own home folder, so cookies, logins and history never leak between profiles.
Proxy and DNS without leaks
Before each start the handler writes the profile's proxy into Firefox. DNS lookups go through the same proxy over DNS-over-HTTPS, so the real IP does not leak through DNS. If a profile's IP changes in the app, the next launch already uses it.
Runs anywhere Docker runs
The web app, MySQL and phpMyAdmin start with Docker Compose, and the browser image is the same on every machine, so the whole setup moves to another computer as it is.
In motion
Highlights
01
One click to a clean browser
Open browser sends a profile:// link. The handler finds the profile's folder, sets its proxy and starts Firefox in a container, and the page shows the IP linked to that profile.
02
Free resources slot in
A new profile gets the first free email, phone and proxy from each pool, and the free counters go down as they are taken.
03
A new field for every account
A field added to a project becomes a column for all of its accounts at once, filled where a value exists and marked not set where it does not.
See it in action
The product
The outcome
What came out of it
- One tool replaced both a spreadsheet of accounts and an antidetect browser: more than 1,000 profiles, each with its own email, phone, IP and isolated browser, with no per-profile subscription.
- Opening a profile takes one click: a clean browser starts behind the right proxy with only that profile's cookies and logins.
- Free emails, phones and proxies are picked automatically, so the same resource does not end up on two profiles.
- Day-to-day work with profiles became tens of times faster than with spreadsheets and a shared browser.
- The lead generation scraper relies on the same idea at a larger scale: every thread works through its own proxy.
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