# What people use Nevazu for

> A real Chrome that stays signed in, on its own IP, in the region you choose. Hand it to an AI agent, or use it yourself from any device.

## Let an AI agent look things up and review them for you

Connect Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or any MCP client to a browser. The agent works from screenshots of the real page, in the same Chrome and sign-ins you use, while you watch and take over with one click.

- **Compare offers.** Open each store, read the price, delivery date and stock a buyer is shown, and put them side by side in one table.
- **Review your own dashboards.** Go through the analytics, ads or seller consoles you are signed in to and summarize what changed this week.
- **Check figures at the source.** Read the page itself, tables, charts and footnotes included, and note where each number came from.

### Why a browser sees more than a scraper or an API

|  | Fetching the page | An official API | An agent in Nevazu |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Content drawn by scripts | Often missing: the page is read before its scripts run | Only the fields the API returns | Everything Chrome shows |
| Pages behind your sign-in | Cookies copied by hand, until they expire | A developer key or app approval, where one is offered | Your own session, kept between visits |
| Images, charts and layout | Image links and markup, not what they show | Rarely included | Read from the screenshot, as you see it |
| What a given country sees | Whatever the script’s network gets | Depends on the API | The view from the browser’s region and IP |
| Speed per page | Fastest | Fast, and already structured | Slower: one screenshot at a time |

When an API already returns what you need, use it: it is faster and cheaper. A browser is for the part of the work that exists only on the page.

How it works: https://nevazu.com/docs/agents.md

## Hand routine promotion work to an agent

Many directories, communities, marketplaces and ad dashboards offer their tools only as web pages, with no API. An agent can do that work in the browser, in your own accounts, the way you would by hand.

- **Publish an announcement.** Post a launch or an update to the places you list your product, filling in each site’s own form.
- **Keep listings current.** Update descriptions, prices and images across web dashboards that offer no API.
- **Gather feedback.** Collect new comments and reviews into one summary, and draft replies for you to check before anything is sent.

> **Note:** The agent acts as you, with everything your accounts allow. Follow each platform’s rules and posting limits, give it read-only access where looking is enough, and watch its first runs in the live view.

How it works: https://nevazu.com/docs/agents.md

## Browse from the country you need, no agent required

Create a browser in any region we offer, across Asia Pacific, Europe, the Americas, the Middle East and Africa. Websites see its dedicated IP in that country, and its clock keeps the local time zone.

- **See your site as visitors abroad do.** Check the language, prices, cookie banners and pages people in another country are shown.
- **Check your listings in each market.** Look at your search results, app store pages and ads in the countries where you run them.
- **Keep a steady local address.** Give an account you manage in one country the same local IP and time zone every time, whichever network you are on.

As of 2026-10-27, new browsers can be created in 32 regions: Aragón, Spain; Auckland, New Zealand; Bangkok, Thailand; Calgary, Canada; Cape Town, South Africa; Dublin, Ireland; Frankfurt, Germany; Hong Kong; Hyderabad, India; Jakarta, Indonesia; Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; London, United Kingdom; Melbourne, Australia; Milan, Italy; Montreal, Canada; Mumbai, India; N. California, United States; N. Virginia, United States; Ohio, United States; Oregon, United States; Osaka, Japan; Paris, France; Querétaro, Mexico; São Paulo, Brazil; Seoul, South Korea; Singapore; Stockholm, Sweden; Sydney, Australia; Taipei, Taiwan; Tel Aviv, Israel; Tokyo, Japan; Zurich, Switzerland. A Basic (2 vCPU, 4 GB) browser costs $0.1339–$0.208 an hour while running and $0.009–$0.012 an hour while asleep (its IP and storage), prepaid in USD and metered per minute. A Premium (4 vCPU, 8 GB) browser costs $0.2717–$0.4246 an hour while running and $0.009–$0.012 an hour while asleep (its IP and storage), prepaid in USD and metered per minute. A new account gets $4.00 in credit.

How it works: https://nevazu.com/docs/browsers.md

## Pick up the same browser on any device

The browser lives in the cloud, not on your computer. Open it from a laptop, a tablet or a phone and it is the same Chrome, with the same tabs, sign-ins and IP.

- **Start here, finish there.** Begin at your desk and carry on from your phone; nothing needs syncing.
- **Made for touch.** Tap, swipe, the on-screen keyboard and input methods such as Chinese or Japanese work on phones and tablets, in an ordinary web browser.
- **One place at a time.** Opening it on another device offers Use here, so two screens never type into it at once.

How it works: https://nevazu.com/docs/live-view.md

Source: https://nevazu.com/use-cases