Members and roles
Invite people by email to a workspace as admins, members or viewers. The owner can hand ownership to someone else. Seats follow your plan.
Features / Teams
Teams. Shared profiles, kept encrypted.
Invite your team to a workspace, share the profiles, folders and proxies each person needs, and see who launched or changed what. The server stores your records encrypted and cannot open them.
Members and access
Each person gets exactly what they need.
Share at four levels
Share a profile, a folder of profiles or a proxy with one member or the whole workspace, at view, launch, edit or manage. The server enforces the level; view access never carries the proxy password.
Per-member rights
Allow or block creating, deleting and sharing profiles, exporting cookies and editing proxies, and set a profile limit for each member.
Working together
One device at a time, and a record of it.
One device at a time
A shared profile opens on one computer at a time. Anyone else sees where it is open and who has it.
Activity log
Owners and admins see joins, shares, edits, launches and refused launches, with who did each.
Transfers
Move a profile, with its browser state, to another member of the workspace.
End-to-end encrypted
Profiles, proxies and settings are encrypted on your devices with a key that comes from your password. The server keeps only ciphertext and wrapped keys it cannot open.
The owner holds a key copy
Each member’s Browz gives the workspace owner’s Browz a copy of the member’s account key. The owner can recover a member who forgets their password, and can decrypt everything that member syncs, not only shared profiles. Members are told when they join. The server cannot read either copy.
Encrypted hand-over
You can still export a profile as a passphrase-protected .browzprofile file for someone outside your workspace.
Profile locks
Put any profile, or many at once, behind its own password so it cannot be opened by mistake.