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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.

cuttle://verify — current build

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BrowserScan authenticityscanning…
CreepJS — lies / headlessscanning…
Browser enginescanning…
WebRTC exit IPscanning…
Timezone ↔ IP ↔ languagescanning…
Canvas / Audio / WebGL / Fontsscanning…

audit complete — 6/6 passed · recorded on our latest build · reproduce it yourself

Tested with the public tools you can run yourself

These are real results recorded on our latest Cuttle build against independent, public scanners from a live US/NY exit IP — 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 149 fingerprint — because that’s exactly what’s running.

No IP leak

When a profile routes through an exit address you supply, WebRTC reports that address — your real IP does not leak around it. Proven in the audit.

The story holds up

Timezone, language and IP geolocation agree. Fingerprints are per-profile unique — distinct, never faked or flagged as tampered.

Soon you run it yourself.

Get early access. Audit it yourself.

Cuttle Browser is launching soon — with this exact audit built in. Join the waitlist for early access and run it on your own machine.

Launching soon · Windows 10 / 11 · macOS coming soon

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