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Donut Browser

Keep browser identities separate with unlimited local profiles.

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Description

Keep browser identities separate with unlimited local profiles. Donut Browser is open source, with zero app telemetry and full control over your data.

About Donut Browser

What is Donut Browser?

Donut Browser is an anti-detect browser for macOS, Windows, and Linux that creates unlimited isolated browser profiles, each with its own fingerprint, cookie store, and proxy or WireGuard VPN. The desktop application is open source under the AGPL-3.0 licence. The Wayfern browser engine, a Chromium fork, ships as a binary and is not open source.

What Donut Browser does

Each profile is a separate browser identity, so a website sees a different device. Profiles, cookies, and logins stay on the device. Cloud backup is optional, off by default, end-to-end encrypted, and can be self-hosted. Free includes unlimited local profiles, fingerprint protection, the Wayfern engine, HTTP and SOCKS5 proxy, WireGuard VPN, a profile management API, and cookie and extension management. No account is needed to start. The app collects no telemetry. Downloads are listed for Apple Silicon, Intel-based Macs, Windows, and Linux, including a Homebrew cask.

Who Donut Browser is for

Donut Browser is for people who keep more than one account on the same site, including multi-account work, social media, web scraping, affiliate marketing, e-commerce stores, privacy, and crypto or Web3 wallets. Team and Enterprise plans add shared access.

How Donut Browser works

Download the app and create local profiles. Each profile can use its own proxy or WireGuard VPN. Free has no account and no profile limit. Solo adds cloud backups, a nightly Cookie Bot, and remote MCP. Pro adds a browser manipulation API and remote execution. Team adds profile sharing and seats. The sync server can be self-hosted.

Key features

  • Unlimited local profiles on the free plan, with a fingerprint per profile and no account needed.
  • Proxy support for HTTP and SOCKS5, and WireGuard VPN, per profile.
  • Cookies, logins, and history stay on the device. The app collects no telemetry.
  • Cloud backup is optional and end-to-end encrypted, and the sync server can be self-hosted.
  • The desktop app is open source under AGPL-3.0. Wayfern, a Chromium fork, ships as a binary and is not open source.
  • Solo adds 20 cloud profile backups, a nightly Cookie Bot, 40 Cookie Bot hours, and remote MCP.
  • Pro has a browser manipulation API, 50 cloud profile backups, and 100 automation requests/min.
  • The company is Internet Technology Services LLC, with services on infrastructure in the European Union. GDPR and CCPA are named on the home page.

Pricing

As listed on donutbrowser.com, checked 15 October 2026. Prices can change; see the site for current terms.

  • Free is always free: unlimited local profiles, fingerprint protection, Wayfern, HTTP and SOCKS5 proxy, WireGuard, a profile management API, and cookie and extension management. No account is required.
  • Solo is $29/mo, with 20 cloud profile backups, a nightly Cookie Bot, 40 Cookie Bot hours, remote MCP, commercial use, and email support.
  • Pro is $99/mo, with a browser manipulation API, remote MCP with browser control, 50 cloud profile backups, priority support, 200 remote execution and Cookie Bot hours, and 100 automation requests/min.
  • Team is $199/mo, with 2 seats included and +$99/seat, 100 profiles cloud sync, team collaboration, and profile sharing.
  • Enterprise is custom, on an annual contract, with custom SLAs, self-hosted infrastructure, dedicated support, Slack support, custom integrations, and SSO and an audit log.

Facts from donutbrowser.com, checked 15 October 2026

Written from Donut Browser's own website (Homepage, Pricing, Features, About). The maker can claim this listing to edit it.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Donut Browser?

Donut Browser is an anti-detect browser that creates and manages unlimited local profiles. The app is open source under the AGPL-3.0 licence, with zero telemetry.

Is Donut Browser free?

Free is always free, with unlimited local profiles and no account required. Paid plans add cloud backups, remote sessions, team seats, and a commercial licence.

Is the whole project open source?

The desktop application is open source under AGPL-3.0. The Wayfern browser engine, a Chromium fork, ships as a binary and is not open source.

Can cloud sync be self-hosted?

Cloud backup is optional, off by default, end-to-end encrypted, and can be self-hosted from the same open-source sync server. Enterprise also lists self-hosted infrastructure.

Who operates Donut Browser?

Donut Browser is operated by Internet Technology Services LLC, registered in the United States. Services run on infrastructure in the European Union.