Run investigations that don't point back home
Threat intel, brand protection and fraud teams look at hostile corners of the web every day. Oculr gives each investigation an isolated browser persona with an engine-level fingerprint, regional egress and aligned locale, so the only identity a subject ever sees is the one you built for it.
Every investigation gets its own browser
Personas are isolated profiles with their own cookies, history and storage, an engine-level fingerprint that never drifts, and a proxy whose timezone and language the profile adopts automatically. Open a case in one and nothing about it resembles the analyst at the next desk.
A workspace of unrelated personas
Each case runs in its own profile with its own egress, so no two investigations share cookies, fingerprints or history.
What the subject can see
A residential exit, a consistent device and a locale that matches. Not your corporate range, not your hardware.
Attribution is how investigations end early
A corporate IP range, a fingerprint shared by forty analysts, or a timezone that contradicts the story is enough for a subject to serve different content, quietly log who is asking, or vanish. Managed attribution keeps what the subject learns under your control.
Personas that hold together under inspection
Oculr's fingerprinting is compiled into the browser engine in native C++, not patched in with JavaScript, so detection-relevant getters return the same native code signatures stock Chrome returns. Every surface derives from one profile definition and the identity is deterministic, which means a persona presents the same coherent device on every launch for as long as the case runs.
- Fingerprinting built into the engine, not JS patches
- Deterministic identity: the same persona every launch
- Isolated cookies, storage and extensions per case
Look at the web from where it matters
Give each persona a proxy in the region an investigation calls for and Oculr derives timezone, language and geolocation from the exit IP, re-applying them on every new tab so the vantage never drifts. Pin each persona to a specific Chromium kernel when a case needs a particular engine version, with UA strings and client hints that match the real engine underneath.
- Per-persona HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, SOCKS5 and SSH proxies
- Timezone, language and geolocation follow the exit
- 16 pinned Chromium kernels, Chrome 132 to current majors
Collection at agent scale, not analyst scale
Legacy managed attribution platforms assume a human clicking through a streamed browser. Oculr is agent-native: record a collection run once and replay it across a fleet of personas with per-profile variables, or connect an MCP-compatible agent and let it drive browsing, profile lifecycle and fleet commands directly. Monitoring a watchlist stops costing analyst hours.
- 40+ agent tools over MCP, raw CDP underneath
- Record a sweep once, replay it across the fleet
- Page snapshots compressed 5 to 10x for agent use
Managed attribution without the per-seat contract
Enterprise platforms like Authentic8 Silo list between $1,000 and $2,900 per user per year for non-attributable research browsing. Oculr delivers the isolation and the coherent personas on your own hardware, adds the agent layer they don't have, and starts free.
| Dimension | Oculr | Legacy platforms |
|---|---|---|
| Where sessions run | On machines you control, in a desktop app your team installs today | In the vendor's cloud, streamed to the analyst per seat |
| Identity model | Engine-level fingerprints in native C++, one coherent identity per persona | A rented remote browser, isolated but not yours to shape |
| Automation | Agent-native: 40+ MCP tools, fleet commands and recorded workflows | Analyst-driven, one streamed session at a time |
| Data custody | Personas, history and collected material stay on your hardware | Sessions transit and terminate in the vendor's environment |
| Price | Free tier with 2 profiles; paid plans from $29 per month | $1,000 to $2,900 per user per year, sold as an enterprise contract |
Frequently asked questions
What is managed attribution?+
Managed attribution is the practice of controlling what your web traffic reveals about who is behind it. Every request carries signals: the IP range it comes from, the device fingerprint, the timezone and language it announces. Research teams manage those signals so that an investigation is attributed to a persona they built, not to their organization's network and hardware.
How does Oculr keep research from being attributed to my organization?+
Each investigation runs in an isolated profile with its own engine-level fingerprint, cookies, storage and network egress. Fingerprinting is compiled into the browser engine in native C++, the identity is deterministic per profile, and timezone, language and geolocation derive from the profile's proxy exit rather than your office. What a subject sees is the persona you configured, consistent on every visit.
Can analysts keep a long-running research persona?+
Yes. Profiles are persistent: cookies, history, storage and the fingerprint all stay with the profile, so the same persona returns to a subject as the same browser week after week. That continuity is what makes longitudinal monitoring of a storefront, forum or infrastructure credible.
How do investigation teams work together in Oculr?+
Team workspaces give members role-based access, and each member can be scoped to the profile groups they work on, so a brand protection analyst never touches the fraud team's personas. Profiles can be handed over by revocable share link, and share links never expose stored secrets. Built-in 2FA code generation covers the research accounts a team manages.
Can we automate collection instead of clicking through it?+
Yes, and this is where Oculr departs from analyst-driven platforms. Record a collection run once and replay it across many personas with per-profile variables, or connect an MCP-compatible agent and let it drive profiles directly with 40+ tools covering browsing, profile lifecycle and fleet control. Page snapshots are compressed 5 to 10x, so agents spend tokens on decisions rather than DOM dumps.
What does Oculr cost compared to Authentic8 Silo or similar platforms?+
Legacy managed attribution platforms are typically sold as enterprise contracts; Authentic8 Silo for Research lists between $1,000 and $2,900 per user per year. Oculr starts free with two cloud profiles and no card, and paid plans start at $29 per month, so a whole team can run isolated research personas for less than one legacy seat.
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Give your next investigation its own identity
Start free with two profiles, point one at the region a case calls for, and open your first subject through a persona instead of your office network.
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