Use cases / Research & data

Separate sessions for every project.

Researchers and data teams collect information within each site’s terms and the law. Browz keeps every project in its own profiles with its own exits, and automates the routine parts.

The problem

Shared browsers leak between accounts.

Without separate profiles

  • Results personalised by your own history
  • Everything coming from one location
  • Projects sharing cookies and logins
  • Manual copy and paste

With Browz

  • Clean, separate profiles per project
  • An exit in each region you study
  • Storage isolated between projects
  • Flows that extract values into variables

How Browz helps

Built for research & data.

01

A clean profile per project

Results aren’t shaped by your other browsing, because each project’s profiles start separate.

02

Regional views

Assign exits in each region you study to see what people there see.

03

Extract, then export

RPA flows can extract values from pages; the local API and MCP server hand them to your own tools.

A setup that works

Get started in an afternoon.

  1. A folder per project

    Group each project’s profiles so its sessions and exits stay together.

  2. Exits per region

    Add proxies in each region and assign them by policy.

  3. Automate the routine

    Save a flow that visits and extracts, then run it on the project’s profiles.

FAQ

Questions we hear.

Is scraping allowed?

Collect data only within each site’s terms and applicable law. Browz’s acceptable use policy prohibits attacking systems and circumventing access controls.

Private beta

Every account. Its own browser.

For Mac and Windows.