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AdsPower has 4 million users. They all share the same fingerprint pool. Cloudflare knows this. We don't share pools. We don't have a pool. Every profile we generate has never existed before. Math, not a database. Join Chetavly wait-list so that you would be among the first 100 customers to experience premium service for your Automation and RPA work flow 👉 chetavly.com

The detection wall just got 10x higher. 🧱 If you're running OpenClaw agents on hobbyist browsers, you're just waiting for the ban. In 2026, "stealth" isn't enough. You need Reflex. We are building the first Consolidated Profile Engine for the autonomous age. Check my profile for the waitlis

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@elonmusk I can’t live without GROK

Macrohard or Digital Optimus is a joint xAI-Tesla project, coming as part of Tesla’s investment agreement with xAI. Grok is the master conductor/navigator with deep understanding of the world to direct digital Optimus, which is processing and actioning the past 5 secs of real-time computer screen video and keyboard/mouse actions. Grok is like a much more advanced and sophisticated version of turn-by-turn navigation software. You can think of it as Digital Optimus AI being System 1 (instinctive part of the mind) and Grok being System 2. (thinking part of the mind). This will run very competitively on the super low cost Tesla AI4 ($650) paired with relatively frugal use of the much more expensive xAI Nvidia hardware. And it will be the only real-time smart AI system. This is a big deal. In principle, it is capable of emulating the function of entire companies. That is why the program is called MACROHARD, a funny reference to Microsoft. No other company can yet do this.

@elonmusk The Elon index is at hand

Nobody talks about the emotional cost of automation failures. The campaign that died on launch day. The accounts banned the morning of a major push. The client call explaining why the operation went down. The hours debugging something that worked yesterday. The detection problem isn't just a technical problem. It's a business continuity problem. That's why the fingerprint layer matters.

Nobody talks about the emotional cost of automation failures. The campaign that died on launch day. The accounts banned the morning of a major push. The client call explaining why the operation went down. The hours debugging something that worked yesterday. The detection problem isn't just a technical problem. It's a business continuity problem. That's why the fingerprint layer matters.

Genuine question for automaton operators: Days? Weeks? Months? And which tool were you using? Asking because the answers shape how we think about profile longevity benchmarks for Chetavly's private beta. Whats the ongest a single browser profile has lasted for you before getting flagged? Drop your experence below ■

Something we decided early that most SaaS founders wouldnt: An engineer don't want to click buttons. No GUI required Ever. Every feature on Chetavly is accessibe via API. POST/profiles?count=100 The dashboard exists for visibility—not for operaton. Because the operators who need this most are engineers. They want to write loops. and go.

How Akama Bot Manager actualy detects you. Most bots fail here before fingerprintng even starts. colection, and system nterrupts. Headless environments execute with suspicious precision too clean, too Not the surface stuff. The deep stuff. Chetavy addresses the browser identity ayer. Your proxy handles TLS and network. Your automation setup handles timing. A thread that wil change how you think about browser automation ■ per browser version. Headless Chrome has a different H2 signature than headed Chrome. Akamai reads this in the 1/ Akama doesn't start with your fingerprint. It starts with your TLS handshake. Before your browser sends a single 2/ Next: HTTP/2 fingerprinting. The order of HTTP/2 SETTINGS frames window sze, and header order are unque network layer. 4/ Finaly canvas WebGL, audio. By the time Akamai checks your browser fingerprint, most bots have already 5/ This s why fixing your Canvas hash alone doesn't work. Detection s a stack. You need to be clean at every layer. All three clean. Or all three wasted. 3/ Then JavaScrpt execution timing. Rea browsers execute JS with natura jtter from CPU scheduling, garbage JavaScript event the cipher suites, extensions, and ellptc curves in your TLS heo reveal your browser engne. consstent. failed layers 1, 2, and 3. Link in reply.

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@elonmusk The level at Which Grok is advancing is peak

Grok Imagine

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Something nobody talks about in browser automation: Hardware coherence. Your Canvas hash says you're running an RTX 4090. Your WebGL string says NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050. Your screen resolution says 1366x768. Congratulations. You just told every detection system you're a bot. Not because any single value was wrong. Because the combination is physically impossible. Our Discriminator layer rejects every incoherent identity before it's provisioned. If the hardware can't exist in reality — it doesn't exist in Chetavly.

@binance @grok can you see this

You will still click, even after I told you not to. …see more

GoLogin’s "lapses" are a developer's nightmare: static fingerprints that get flagged and kernel lag that screams "bot" to security systems. Chetavly solves this with AI-driven, dynamic fingerprinting. We don't just spoof; we emulate real-world hardware noise—Canvas, WebGL, and Audio—on the latest Chromium builds. By moving the fingerprinting engine to the cloud, we ensure your profiles look like genuine human traffic, not a cluster of scripts. Stop getting banned. Get on the wait list at 👉chetavly.com

I'll be your first customer 🫡 Drop what your SaaS does below If it solves a real problem for me, I'm signing up

@Seliydf Yes of course

@trychetavly I’m actually connected with a team that just launched a Product Hunt alternative. It’s currently free to list, would you be interested in being featured there?

It’s been a wild ride building Chetavly behind the scenes. 🛠️ Handling browser isolation and scalability at the API level isn't easy, but we’re getting there. The goal: Make Browser-as-a-Service seamless for every developer. The waitlist is now LIVE: 👉 chetavly.com If you’ve worked with Puppeteer or Playwright, I need your feedback. What features would make your life easier? Drop a comment! 👇 #shipit #webdev

@Seliydf Talking about public launch we would be utilizing all socials and possible accessible media

@trychetavly Hey, congrats on the progress, product looks promising. Are you planning a public launch somewhere ?

@joni_vrbt chetavly.com is listed please Interact guys

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@TTrimoreau Mongo db so far tbh it's the best no SQL db for serious enterprise products

Which database are you using for your product? -Supabase -Postgres -Firebase -MongoDB I personally use Supabase for my project