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Open Whop account →No. SwiftStealth routes traffic through the proxies you provide; you bring your own. It supports HTTP and SOCKS5 proxies, with or without authentication, and tunes its behaviour for residential, ISP or datacenter types.
A Mac running macOS 13 (Ventura) or later on Apple Silicon (M1 or newer), administrator access for the two one-time approvals, and a valid SwiftStealth license key.
Yes. Everything runs locally on your Mac. Your proxies and settings never leave your machine, and the automation API is bound to localhost only, so it's never reachable from outside your computer.
Yes. Open Settings and use Deactivate This Mac to release the license, then activate on the new machine with your key. Your plan's device count controls how many Macs can be active at once.
An instance is a concurrent stealth browser session (each with its own proxy and fingerprint). A device is a Mac your license is activated on. Plans specify both. For example, Pro allows 10 concurrent instances across 2 devices.
Yes, on the API plans. SwiftStealth runs a local HTTP and WebSocket API so you can launch instances, rotate proxies, generate personas and stream live stats from your own scripts. See the API section of the manual for details.
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