Many accounts. Browsers and phones, automated.
WarpX makes two apps that keep every account apart and do the repetitive work for you: WarpX Browser for isolated browser profiles, and WarpX Phone for a farm of real Android phones — both on your own computer.
One account for both apps, each with a free plan. No card — plans are prepaid in USDT.
WarpX Browser
WarpX Phone
WarpX Browser
Many browser profiles that never look related — and the work inside them, automated.
- Isolated profiles, each with its own cookies, fingerprint and proxy
- Fingerprints for 26 countries, with canvas, WebGL and audio noise
- Visual workflows run on up to 20 profiles at once
WarpX Phone
A shelf of real Android phones, driven from your PC by hand or by workflow.
- Every phone's screen live, with Sync across the farm
- Phone workflows that find elements, not coordinates
- A proxy, location, time zone and language per phone
One way of working, two kinds of device
Learn the workflow editor once and use it on browser profiles and on phones. The rest — bulk runs, the assistant, proxies, the API — works the same in both.
One workflow editor
Both apps build automation the same way: blocks connected in a drag-and-drop editor, with conditions, loops, variables and packages you reuse.
In bulk, with a log for each
Run a workflow across many profiles or many phones at once, and read a log for each that names the block that failed. WarpX Browser can also run it on a schedule.
An assistant beside the canvas
Say what the workflow should do and the assistant proposes the blocks. It uses your own key for Claude, GPT, Grok or any OpenAI-compatible model. On paid plans.
Your proxies, managed
Import the HTTP and SOCKS5 proxies you already have, check each one's exit IP, and give them to profiles or phones. Passwords are encrypted at rest.
Developer API and MCP
Each app has a developer key for your own code and an MCP server for Claude, Cursor or another assistant. Anything that deletes or wipes asks you first. On paid plans.
Your data stays yours
Profiles, phones and automations live on your computer. Paid plans can keep a copy in your own Google Drive — never on our servers.
Up and running in three steps
Create one account
Sign up at account.warpx.app with an email and a password. It holds a licence for each app, and both start on a free plan.
Install the app you need
WarpX Browser, WarpX Phone, or both — they run side by side on one Windows computer, each with its own data.
Link the machine
Sign in from the app and approve the computer. Upgrade either app when you outgrow its free plan; your data stays where it is.
Free to start, priced per app
Each app has a free plan and its own paid plans, sized by what it drives: profiles for WarpX Browser, phones for WarpX Phone.
WarpX Browser
Paid plans add profiles, computers and browsers open at once, the AI Assistant, the developer API and MCP, the Workflow blocks, fingerprint changes and Drive backups.
WarpX Browser plans →WarpX Phone
Paid plans add phones and computers, the AI Assistant, the developer API and MCP, and Drive Sync for your automations.
WarpX Phone plans →Questions, answered
How do I pay?
In USDT, on TRON (TRC-20) or BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20). Choose a plan, a period and the network in your account, and you get an address made for that invoice and the exact amount to send. Sending on any network other than the invoice's may not be recoverable.
How long does a payment take?
The quote holds for 60 minutes. Once your transfer is on the chain, the plan usually turns on within a few minutes — the page updates by itself.
Does it renew automatically?
No. Every purchase is a prepaid period, and nothing is ever charged without you sending it. Buying the same plan again while it is running adds to the time left.
What if I send a little too little?
The invoice shows as underpaid and tells you the difference. Send it to the same address before the quote expires.
Do the two apps share a plan?
No — one account, a plan for each. Buying WarpX Phone does not change your WarpX Browser plan, or the other way round, and each counts its own computers.
What counts as a device?
A computer linked to your account for that app. You can sign a device out from the website at any time, which frees its place for another.
Something else? Contact us or read Plans and payments.
How the machinery works
Fingerprints, proxies and automation, written against the apps rather than around them.