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Desktop workspace that hands a local AI agent managed browser profiles, proxies and scheduled runs
NextBrowser is a desktop app that sits between a local AI agent and the browser it drives. You pick a browser profile, attach a proxy and fingerprint, give the agent a task in chat, then watch the run through a live view with tabs, screenshots, page state and stop controls. Reusable skills and custom scripts let a workflow repeat, and scheduled runs fire on chosen weekdays while the app stays open. Builds for macOS, Windows and Linux ship from a public GitHub releases repo under the nextbrowser-oss org. The marketing aims it at multi-account social work, ad-library research, scraping and QA. No pricing page exists and no company is named anywhere on the site.
The site has no pricing page — /pricing returns 404 — and the app is downloaded from public GitHub releases. The residential proxies the feature list depends on are not included and would be bought separately.
Use tool ↗A supervision layer for agent-driven browsing: profiles, proxy rotation, live view and scheduling in one desktop window, with the agent you already run doing the thinking. It is early — v1.2 shipped in August 2026 — and the anonymous operator plus the absence of any published pricing or terms is a real risk for anything you would call production work.
Watch out: The headline use cases — warming up dozens of Reddit accounts, automating logged-in social posting — violate the terms of service of the platforms involved, whatever the anti-fingerprinting stack does.
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