For macOS · Safari-native

Safari profiles that actually stay separate.

Per-profile router hardware, VPN routing, and native macOS location — isolated at the OS level, not in the browser.

Create an account See how it works
SatMac main interface showing isolated Safari profile cards
How it works

Separation that holds up to real fingerprinting

SatMac doesn't patch the browser. It rebuilds the environment each profile lives in — network, hardware identity, and OS signals — from the kernel up.

◉

Per-profile router identity

Every profile gets its own router MAC, model, and hardware fingerprint — routed through a dedicated Linux VM, not a browser extension or proxy plugin.

⇄

5 tunneling protocols

Direct, SOCKS5, WireGuard, OpenVPN, or VLESS. Kill switch blocks traffic if the tunnel drops. IPv6 and DNS leak protection are on by default.

⌖

OS-level geolocation

Native CoreLocation override sets timezone, language, and coordinates to match the proxy's country. No JavaScript tricks — the OS itself reports the new location.

What you'll use

Built for people who run many accounts

Affiliate managers, OSINT researchers, multi-account operators. If your income depends on not getting your accounts linked, this is what it looks like:

Grid of Safari profiles with colored identifiers and run buttons
Profile grid — each card launches an isolated Safari window with its own router and IP.
Virtual Router configuration with protocol picker and live VM console
Virtual Router — pick a protocol, check the live VM console watch routing happen.
Location detection showing Medina Saudi Arabia with coordinates and timezone
Detect & apply location — IP-based geolocation lookup plus native CoreLocation override. No browser extensions.
Pricing

Pay in crypto. No recurring billing.

One payment, one term. Renews manually when it expires. BTC, ETH, USDT, LTC, and 100+ coins supported.

Loading plans…

Payments processed by NOWPayments. Your subscription activates automatically once the blockchain confirms.