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ExitAnty · WebKit antidetect

One antidetect. Two sides.

The first antidetect browser on WebKit: sites see a real Safari stack straight from the device, not a desktop Chromium in disguise. Every profile has its own fingerprint, proxy and cookies.

3 profiles free · No card required · One subscription

iPhone + iPad — on the App Store

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ExitAnty on iPhone - list of isolated profiles, each with its own proxy and fingerprint

Mac — beta · Android — soon

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Engine
WebKit · Safari
Platforms
iPhone · iPad · Mac
Automation
39 MCP tools · WebDriver
Proxy
SOCKS5 · HTTP
Engine

Why WebKit, not Chromium.

Almost every antidetect is built on Chromium and runs from a desktop. To pass as an iPhone they rewrite the parameters of a desktop engine — and anti-fraud catches them on the seams. ExitAnty runs on WebKit, the same engine as Safari: on iPhone and iPad straight on the device, on Mac in a standalone WebKit browser with an iPhone fingerprint.

Chromium antidetectsExitAnty
Chromium, desktopEngineWebKit, as in Safari
Spoofed on top of desktopMobile fingerprintNative WebKit, iPhone fingerprint
Desktop onlyWhere it runsiPhone, iPad and Mac

50+ fingerprint parameters · private WebKit APIs and 57 scripts · per profile

WebKit vs Chromium antidetect →

The white side

iPhone. On the device itself.

An app from the App Store. WebKit is Safari's engine, so TLS, canvas and WebGL come from the native iOS stack rather than being emulated. Every profile is isolated: its own proxy, its own cookies.

Status
On the App Store
Fingerprint
Native iOS and iPadOS stack, 50+ parameters per profile
Proxy
SOCKS5 · HTTP per profile, WebRTC blocked, DNS via the proxy
Automation
WebDriver and MCP with Automation switched on
Camera
Virtual camera, .mp4 / .mov up to 150 MB

Cookies import and export · Cookie robot · Input simulation · On-device encryption

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The black side

Mac. iPhone fingerprints on desktop.

A standalone browser for macOS with the same profiles, not a remote for the iPhone: full-size windows, tabs and clipboard, while sites see a mobile Safari stack.

Status
Beta
Engine
A standalone WebKit browser with an iPhone fingerprint
Proxy
Direct · SOCKS5 · HTTP; IP, country, city and latency checks
Automation
MCP, Session API and W3C WebDriver while a profile is open
Encryption
AES-256 and Keychain

The same profiles as on iPhone · Cookies import and export · Tags and folders

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Between the sides

Profiles belong to the account.

The fingerprint, cookies and sign-ins live in the session, not on a device. Start on iPhone, continue on Mac — one subscription covers both.

Shared profile list · One subscription for both devices · Automation from either side

Inside a profile

Everything a site sees.

Fingerprint, proxy, cookies, camera and typing are set per profile. A site in one session sees nothing from the next.

Fingerprint

50+ parameters: private WebKit APIs and 57 scripts applied per profile. Canvas, WebGL, AudioContext and fonts are noised; the GPU is a real Apple one.

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Proxy

SOCKS5 or HTTP with username and password. The proxy manager stores, checks IP, country, city and latency, and assigns a proxy to a profile. WebRTC blocked, DNS via the proxy.

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Cookiesimport and robot from Standard

Import and export as JSON or Netscape into a new or an existing session. The cookie robot warms the session up with natural pauses.

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Encryption

The profile is encrypted on the device. The server only stores a container it cannot read.

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Virtual camerafrom Professional

Your own .mp4 or .mov instead of the camera when a site asks for video. Up to 150 MB, no conversion wait.

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Input simulationfrom Standard

Characters are typed at random intervals and pastes are masked — anti-fraud sees manual typing.

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Use cases

Where it is used.

Traffic arbitrage

Dozens of ad accounts on one iPhone; to the platforms they are unrelated users.

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E-commerce

Several sellers on one device; cookies move between sessions without crossing.

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50+ parameters · own route · encryption

Anonymity

Separate digital identities, each with its own fingerprint, its own network route and encrypted storage.

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Also: content monetization, ticketing, bonus hunting, bounty and airdrops, agencies and SMM.

AI agents

Agents work inside the profile.

ExitAnty ships an MCP server with 39 tools. Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or a local model through an MCP client open a profile, check the sign-in, click and read pages — on iPhone or Mac, with that profile's fingerprint and proxy.

  • Runs on your own computer over the local network — the token never leaves the device
  • A semantic snapshot of the page: roles, names, state, Shadow DOM and same-origin iframes
  • On a captcha or 2FA the agent stops and calls you — request_user_attention

API automation — from Professional

Works withImageClaude CodeImageCodexImageCursorImageOllamaany MCP client

Connect an AI toolHow it works →Read: MCP in ExitAnty →MCP documentation →
Claude Code · ExitAnty MCP

YouOpen the Amazon EU profile, make sure I'm signed in and go to my orders.

The model picks MCP tools

  1. find_session_by_urlamazon.deAmazon EU · DE · SOCKS5
  2. open_browser_sessionAmazon EUOpened on iPhone
  3. is_logged_inSigned in
  4. navigate/your-ordersPage loaded
  5. read_visible_textText read

ExitAntyDone — Amazon EU is signed in and the orders page is open. I can list the orders or open the latest one.

Profile isolated · own fingerprint and proxy39 tools · local network

Install · npx

One line and the client sees 39 tools. The app shows the host, port and token.

# Install
claude mcp add exitanty -s user \
  -e EXITANTY_HOST=<ip> \
  -e EXITANTY_PORT=<port> \
  -e EXITANTY_TOKEN=<token> \
  -- npx -y @exitanty/mcp
Check:claude mcp list → exitanty: ✓ Connected
-s user — global for all projects (without it — current project only).
Team

Share sessions, not passwords.

The owner keeps the fingerprint, proxy and profile settings. A member opens the profiles shared to them by tag — the same environment, not a single password handed over.

More about team mode

Owner

  • Invites and removes members
  • Holds the team encryption key
  • Alone changes the fingerprint, proxy and settings

Member

  • Opens the profiles shared by tag
  • Works and automates inside them
  • Sees no hidden tags, changes no settings

Team — 3 users · Business — 5 · Only the admin needs the plan

Plans

One subscription. Both devices.

Free is three profiles, no card. From there it scales by profiles and users; every plan includes everything in the one before.

Free
$0
  • 3 profiles
  • Technical support
  • Template-based profile creation
  • Export cookies
  • Access from any number of devices
Start free
Standard
$10/ month
  • 15 profiles
  • Add up to 35 profiles
  • Import cookies
  • Cookie warm-up
  • Input simulation
  • All features of the free plan
Choose
Professional
$30/ month
  • 50 profiles
  • Add up to 50 profiles
  • Virtual camera
  • API automation
  • All features of the standard plan
Choose
Team
$50/ month
  • 100 profiles
  • Add up to 100 profiles
  • 3 users
  • All features of the professional plan
Choose
Business
$100/ month
  • 200 profiles
  • Add up to 200 profiles
  • 5 users
  • Personal manager
  • All features of the team plan
Choose

USD per month · discounts for 3, 6 and 12 months · one subscription for iPhone and Mac

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FAQ

Common questions.

Support is on Telegram: t.me/exitanty. Install and setup guides — docs.exitanty.com.

An antidetect browser keeps several isolated profiles, each of which looks to a site like a separate device: its own fingerprint, cookies and IP. The fingerprint is produced by the engine — TLS, canvas, WebGL, fonts. If the engine is a desktop one and the profile is 'mobile', the parameters have to be rewritten, and the seams show. ExitAnty runs on WebKit, as Safari does, so a mobile profile is a mobile stack.

Yes. A profile has its own iPhone fingerprint from the native WebKit stack — 50+ parameters — its own proxy and its own cookies. A site in one session sees nothing from the next.

The app for iPhone and iPad is on the App Store. The Mac browser is in beta: a standalone WebKit browser with the same profiles and iPhone fingerprints, not a remote for the phone. The profile library is shared. System requirements are in the documentation at docs.exitanty.com.

Three profiles, no card, from any number of devices. The free plan includes template-based profile creation, cookies export and technical support.

Yes. An MCP server with 39 tools for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and any MCP client; on iPhone, WebDriver with Automation enabled; on Mac, W3C WebDriver and the Session API while a profile is open. Everything runs on your local network. API automation is available from Professional.

No. Only the admin needs Team (3 users) or Business (5); members can be on any plan. The owner shares sessions by tag and is the only one who can change the fingerprint, proxy and settings.

Subscribe on the website in your account; in the app, sign in to the same account. One subscription covers iPhone and Mac; paying for 3, 6 or 12 months gives 10, 20 or 30% off.

A profile is encrypted on the device and reaches the server already encrypted. The server stores only a container it cannot read; the keys stay on your devices.

Get it on the App StoreDocumentation
Get the Mac betaSupport on Telegram

Start free.

Install, sign up, create a profile from a template — and open the site. To it, the profile is a separate iPhone.

3 profiles free · No card required