MaskWright
The private anti-detect browser

A new identity for every account.

MaskWright forges a separate, believable browser identity for each account you run and keeps every one of them on your own computer. No cloud login, nothing synced to a vendor, and it is completely free.

  • /Windows 10 / 11
  • /No account
  • /Nothing synced
  • /100% free
MaskWright · local profiles
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Profiles

Start selected
NameFingerprintExitProxyStatus
Storefront US
marketplaces
Chrome 131Oregon · en-USres.us.4running
Ads EU
campaigns
Chrome 131Frankfurt · de-DEres.de.12stopped
Research IN
qa
Chrome 131Mumbai · en-INres.in.9running
Seller AU
marketplaces
Chrome 131Sydney · en-AUnonestopped
webdriver: falseUA Chrome/131.0.6778.85timezone ← exit IP

Our stance

Your online identity should belong to you. Not to a company's database, and not to a subscription.

The big anti-detect apps keep your profiles on their servers, meter you by the seat, and hand you back your own identities through a login. If their systems are breached or their billing lapses, your accounts are exposed.

MaskWright takes the opposite side. Every identity is forged and stored on the machine in front of you. We run no cloud that could hold your data, so there is nothing to leak, nothing to lock behind a paywall, and no reason to charge you. It is free, and it stays free.

Full transparency

Here is exactly what leaves your computer.

No dark patterns and no fine print. This is the whole list.

Stays on your machine, always

  • Your profiles and their names
  • Fingerprints and device settings
  • Cookies, logins, and sessions
  • Proxy addresses and credentials
  • Everywhere you browse

None of this is ever uploaded, synced, or sent to MaskWright. We have no account system and no server that could receive it.

Leaves only if you let it

  • A version check

    The app can ask if a newer build exists. It sends no profile data.

  • An optional ad feed

    Sponsor slots load a small public JSON file. It keeps the app free.

  • The sites you open

    Whatever you visit talks to those sites, the same as any browser.

A workshop for identities, not a dashboard for your data.

06 tools

01

Sealed profiles

Every profile is its own room. Separate cookies, storage, logins, and fingerprint, so one account can never see the others.

02

Believable identities

User agent, screen, GPU, fonts, languages, and timezone are shaped into one consistent device, not random noise that gets you flagged.

03

Your proxy, matched

Attach any HTTP or SOCKS5 proxy. Language and timezone follow its exit, so the profile looks like it truly lives there.

04

Stored on your disk

Profiles are written to your machine and encrypted at rest. There is no MaskWright server holding your sessions, because there is no server.

05

A real browser core

A purpose-built Chromium handles the GPU, font, and process details that a script bolted onto ordinary Chrome cannot reach.

06

Run a batch at once

Bring a set of profiles up or down in a click and watch them run, right on your own desktop.

Three steps from install to a running identity.

01

Forge a profile

Name it, pick the device it should look like, and MaskWright builds a coherent fingerprint. It writes straight to local storage.

02

Attach your proxy

Paste an endpoint. MaskWright lines up language and timezone with that exit so nothing about the session contradicts itself.

03

Launch and work

Open one profile or a whole batch. Each keeps its own cookies and history in its own folder, never in a shared browser.

Made for people who juggle real accounts.

Multiple storefronts

Run separate marketplace accounts with their own identity and proxy, without them ever linking to each other.

Ad and social accounts

Keep campaign logins apart so pixels and sessions from one brand never bleed into another.

Testing and research

See a page the way another device, region, and network would see it, without renting a farm of machines.

MaskWright is a privacy tool. Use it to protect legitimate accounts and follow the terms of the sites you visit.

Answers

Questions people ask first.

What is an anti-detect browser?+

It is a browser that runs many separate profiles, each with its own cookies, storage, and device fingerprint, so websites see them as different people on different machines. MaskWright does this entirely on your own PC.

Where are my profiles stored?+

On your computer, in the app's local data folder, encrypted at rest. They are never uploaded to MaskWright, because there is no MaskWright cloud to upload them to.

Do I need to create an account?+

No. There is no sign up and no login. You install the app and start forging profiles right away, fully offline if you like.

Is it really free?+

Yes, 100% free with no upcharges, seats, or profile caps. A small optional sponsor slot inside the app covers the costs, and you can ignore it.

Does MaskWright include proxies?+

No, and that is on purpose. You bring your own HTTP, HTTPS, or SOCKS5 proxy. MaskWright then aligns language and timezone to that proxy's exit so the profile stays consistent.

How is this different from Multilogin, GoLogin, or AdsPower?+

Those are cloud services built around accounts, team seats, profile sync, and subscriptions. MaskWright is a local app you own. Nothing syncs to a vendor, there are no seats, and it is free.

Which platforms are supported?+

Windows 10 and 11 today. This is an early operator build, and the installer may be unsigned until code signing is in place, so Windows may show a publisher warning.

Keep your identities on the machine you already trust.

Free to download. No account to create. Windows build available now.

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