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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 authenticity
scanning…
CreepJS — lies / headless
scanning…
Browser engine
scanning…
WebRTC exit IP
scanning…
Timezone ↔ IP ↔ language
scanning…
Canvas / Audio / WebGL / Fonts
scanning…

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, current Chrome 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.

Download Cuttle. Audit it yourself.

Cuttle Browser ships with this exact audit built in. Download it and run it on your own machine.

Free · Windows 10 / 11 · ~25 MB

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