Don’t take our word for it
Run the audit yourself.
Antidetect quality is usually unprovable — vendors hedge and hope. Cuttle is a real Chrome build, not a patched fork. Watch the exact audit run below, then run it yourself: it ships inside the app, and you can point Cuttle at the public scanners too.
This audit ships built into Cuttle — you run it on your own machine, not ours.
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audit complete — 6/6 passed · recorded on our build, June 2026 · reproduce it yourself at launch
Tested with the public tools you can run yourself
These are real results recorded on our current Cuttle build (June 2026) against independent, public scanners on a live US/NY proxy — not a mockup. At launch you reproduce this exact audit yourself, on your own machine: it ships built into the app, and you can point Cuttle at the public scanners too. Fingerprints are per-profile unique and read as genuine (not tampered).
What each check proves
It’s real Chrome
No patched fork, no rewritten engine. Scanners read a genuine Chrome 148 fingerprint — because that’s exactly what’s running.
Nothing leaks
WebRTC, DNS and your real IP exit through the proxy. Zero leaks across 23 independent checks on the live build.
The story holds up
Timezone, language and IP geolocation agree. Fingerprints are per-profile unique — distinct, never faked or flagged as tampered.
Now run it yourself.
Get the app. Audit it first.
Cuttle Browser is launching soon — with this exact audit built in. Drop your email and you’ll be first to run it on your own machine.