Container-First
Deploy anywhere - Docker, Kubernetes, AWS, GCP, Azure
browser.autos
Cloud-Native Headless Browser Platform
Write code. Run anywhere. Scrape everything.
Launch a resilient headless browser fleet in seconds. browser.autos combines hardened Docker images, battle-tested APIs, and real-time observability so your automation workloads never miss a beat.
⚡ One Command to Start
docker run -d -p 3001:3001 \
-e JWT_SECRET=your-secret \
-e DEFAULT_ADMIN_USERNAME=browserautos \
-e DEFAULT_ADMIN_PASSWORD=browser.autos \
--shm-size=2gb \
browserautos/browser-autos:latest
# Test it
curl http://localhost:3001/healthThat's it. Your headless browser platform is running.
🔑 Getting Your Access Token:
💡 Default credentials: browserautos / browser.autos
📋 Check logs: docker logs browser-autos | grep "Default credentials"
🚀 Login API: POST /auth/login with username/password
Why browser.autos?
Lightning Fast
85% faster with intelligent browser pool management
Secure by Default
JWT auth, non-root execution, resource limits
Multi-Architecture
AMD64 + ARM64 (Apple Silicon, AWS Graviton)
Observable
Prometheus metrics + structured logging
Developer Friendly
REST APIs + WebSocket CDP + Swagger docs
What You Can Build
Pair browser.autos with your existing CI pipelines, customer-facing products, or internal tools. The platform speaks your language and scales from prototypes to petabyte-level crawlers.
Screenshot Service
Visual regression testing, thumbnails
PDF Generator
Reports, invoices at scale
Web Scraper
Price monitoring, content aggregation
Testing Platform
E2E tests, CI/CD integration
Live Debugger
Interactive browser playground, real-time debugging
Works with Your Favorite Language
1// Puppeteer Example
2const puppeteer = require('puppeteer-core');
3const axios = require('axios');
4
5// 1. Get access token
6const { data } = await axios.post('http://localhost:3001/auth/login', {
7 username: 'browserautos',
8 password: 'browser.autos'
9});
10const token = data.data.accessToken;
11
12// 2. Connect with token in URL
13const browser = await puppeteer.connect({
14 browserWSEndpoint: `ws://localhost:3001/ws?token=${token}`
15});
16
17const page = await browser.newPage();
18await page.goto('https://example.com');
19const screenshot = await page.screenshot();
20await browser.close();Frequently Asked Questions
Is browser.autos open source?
Yes. The platform is licensed under MIT, making it free for personal and commercial projects. Fork it, customize it, and deploy anywhere.
Can I deploy browser.autos on Kubernetes?
Absolutely. The container image ships with sensible defaults for Kubernetes and other orchestrators, including health checks and resource limits.
What integrations are supported?
Use the REST API for screenshots, PDFs, scraping, and metrics, or connect Playwright and Puppeteer directly through the secure WebSocket endpoint.