Zero-log session content
BrowserCity is built so browsing history, page content, screenshots, recordings, cookies, local storage, and keystrokes are not retained as vendor logs by default.
Build live-web automation without handing a vendor a retained copy of your browsing history by default. Our trust posture starts with a zero-log session architecture and strict data boundaries.
Our default posture is not "collect everything and promise restraint." It is to keep session content out of persistent logs entirely, while acknowledging that network delivery still requires routing metadata.
BrowserCity is built so browsing history, page content, screenshots, recordings, cookies, local storage, and keystrokes are not retained as vendor logs by default.
Sessions run in isolated browser containers with session-scoped runtime state that is destroyed when the session ends.
Operational records are scoped to account, billing, abuse prevention, lifecycle events, and the routing metadata needed to deliver traffic—not retained page-content logs.
Your code can request screenshots, PDFs, traces, or extracted data. Those artifacts return to your client; BrowserCity does not turn them into a retained vendor log.
We strictly separate your browsing session content from the operational and billing metadata we need to run the service. Your pages stay private; our systems run smoothly.
The detailed source of truth is the Zero-Logs Policy. This page summarizes that posture for evaluation and buying teams.
| Boundary | Examples | Default treatment |
|---|---|---|
| Session data plane | URLs visited, page content, cookies, local storage, screenshots, recordings, keystrokes | Not retained by BrowserCity by default |
| Control plane | Session ids, API requests, lifecycle status, errors, timing, account and project references | Used to operate, support, secure, and bill the service |
| Billing and usage | Session duration, plan, proxy class, byte counts, invoice-related metadata | Retained as needed for accurate billing and abuse prevention |
| Network delivery | Destination/routing metadata processed by infrastructure or proxy providers | Processed as needed to deliver traffic rather than retained as BrowserCity browsing-history logs |
| Client exports | Artifacts your code explicitly requests or stores from a session | Controlled by your application and storage choices |
We can support your enterprise evaluation with detailed architecture reviews, but we won't claim certifications or guarantees we don't have.
Marketing pages summarize. The actual legal policy governs. For vendor review, link your team straight to the canonical policy.
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