First of all, thank you. Last week we launched Fortress, and it landed harder than we expected: over 15,000 installs, 350+ GitHub stars, and the front page of Hacker News. Today we're launching Tilion Cloud, the hosted version, in closed beta.
Most of the web has no API, so agents that need real data go get it through a browser. Then the site's bot detection flags them as automation and the task dies at a 403. Tilion Cloud is a browser that reads as a real person, hosted so you can run thousands of them at once.
What it unlocks
Data enrichment at scale
Point agents at company sites, professional profiles, review platforms, and public records to fill a CRM or a lead list. Runs finish instead of stalling on a challenge page, so you enrich 50,000 rows overnight, not the 3,000 that used to slip through before the blocks kicked in.
Live monitoring
Track competitor pricing, marketplace listings, travel fares, real-estate inventory, or product availability on sites that block scrapers by default. You get a clean feed of the page a human would see, refreshed as often as you want.
Agents that finish the task
A browser agent booking travel, filing a form, pulling an invoice, or reconciling a dashboard hits the same walls a scraper does. On Tilion it gets through and completes the job, instead of handing you a screenshot of "Access denied."
Research, recon, and web access for your own product
Crawl a whole site, discover the private API a page calls, or hand your users' agents and extensions a browser that never gets turned away, without building and hardening a fleet yourself.
How it works
Under the hood is a recompiled Chromium stealth engine that beats bot detection at the fingerprint level, not a proxy bolted onto headless Chrome. Tilion Cloud wraps that in residential egress, warm pools of sessions that start in 718 ms, and the concurrency to point thousands of agents at the web at once, several times faster than typical hosted headless browsers.
Join the closed beta
The web is turning into the interface agents use all day. They should run on a browser that never gets blocked. Leave an email and we'll reach out in 24 hours.