Populations that never correlate
Operations that run many identities across platforms lose them in batches, the moment shared signals let a platform tie them together. Oculr gives each identity its own engine-level signature and its own egress, so the population reads as unrelated origins and the identities you built stay yours.
No shared signature
Each identity presents its own device, deterministic and coherent on every launch. Correlation across the population has nothing to key on.
Coherent egress
Every identity exits from where it claims to be, with locale derived from the exit. Nothing in the network layer contradicts the runtime.
One plane, many hands
Roles and scoped access per identity group, revocable handover without exposing secrets, built-in 2FA, and a full activity record.
Why the population holds under correlation
Identities are pulled together at the runtime layer, long before behavior enters it. Hold that layer coherent per identity and the population stays uncorrelated.
Identity compiled into the engine
The device signature is built into the browser engine in native code, not injected over a stock build where platforms have learned to see the seams. The attestation surface returns what a real device returns, deterministic per identity, coherent on every launch.
Egress bound to the identity
Each identity carries its own dedicated exit for its whole life, from any provider you already run. Timezone, language and geolocation derive from that exit, so nothing in the network layer contradicts the story the runtime tells.
Runtime pinned per identity
Pin any identity to a specific engine build across a wide version range, so it never drifts to a version profile that reads as unnatural for the device it presents.
Driven at fleet scale
Record an interaction once and replay it across the population with per-identity variables, or drive sessions programmatically over an agent interface. Routine coverage stops costing operator hours.
Tell us what you are operating
Surfaces, scale and constraints. An engineer reads every message, not a sales script, and replies within one business day.