Teamwork for the Afina antidetect browser

Create isolated team workspaces, invite teammates, hand over only the accounts each team needs, and grant per-user permissions one toggle at a time. Built for agencies, ops teams and the hand-off moments multi-accounting actually needs.

Teams • Per-user permissions • Sync

Hand off accounts without handing over the keys

When the ops team grows, account ownership stops being personal. Afina teams are isolated workspaces — each one gets only the accounts you hand to it, and each member gets their own set of permission toggles. New teammate joins? One invite. Leaves? One click removes them and the team-scoped encryption key with it.

Per-user permissions

No preset roles — four toggles per teammate: Start/Stop profiles, Add accounts to team, Remove/Move accounts from team, and Invite members. Flip on only what each person actually needs.

Per-team account isolation

Each team only sees the accounts you handed to it — not your entire profile pool. Move an account between teams and the old team loses access instantly. Perfect for agency client portfolios and campaign clusters.

Cloud sync visibility

Afina doesn't track what teammates do to each other — we don't log who clicked what. What you do see are sync events on shared accounts: when a profile was updated, when auto-sync pulled data at start or pushed it back to the cloud at stop. Enough to know an account is in use, without surveilling the team.

Built for agencies

Client-isolated team spaces, shared proxy pools per team and per-member permission toggles that fit ops onboarding / offboarding. New staff joins with the right toggles in seconds; departure pulls them out the same way.

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Teams are isolated workspaces — each one gets the accounts you hand to it. Each member has four permission toggles you flip on or off per their needs: Start/Stop profiles, Add accounts to team, Remove/Move accounts from team, Invite members. There are no preset roles — you compose what each person can do directly.

Sequentially, yes — anyone in the team with access can open and edit a shared profile. Two people running the same browser at once is not recommended (it would create cookie/session races), but the system doesn't hard-block it.

The old team loses access immediately — the profile disappears from their account list. The new team sees it as soon as you confirm the move. The operation is atomic.

No — Afina doesn't track user actions per se. What you do see are sync events on shared accounts: when a profile was updated, when auto-sync pulled data at start or pushed it back to the cloud at stop. This tells you an account is currently in use, without surveilling the team.

Owner revokes their team membership; the user instantly loses access to every account in that team and to the team-scoped encryption key. Cookies and credentials in shared accounts remain encrypted — leaving doesn't expose them.

Hybrid. Team membership and the list of accounts handed to each team live in the Afina cloud (so members on different machines see the same workspace). Account payloads — cookies, credentials, variables — stay encrypted with a team-scoped key the cloud can't read.

Run your antidetect team like a team

Isolated teams, per-user permissions, encrypted shared accounts — everything you need to bring people into your antidetect workflow safely.

Teamwork in Afina lets you grant teammates access to specific browser profiles and account groups without ever revealing the underlying passwords, seed phrases or 2FA seeds. Role-based access, an audit log of every action, and the same per-profile isolation that powers multi-accounting at scale — agencies and ops teams onboard new staff in minutes, not days.

Sharing a Google Sheet of passwords stops working the moment one person leaves, one credential rotates, or one device gets compromised. Anti-fraud spots password reuse across machines and flags the whole portfolio. Afina solves it by giving teammates access to the profile itself, not to the secret — the encrypted vault stays sealed.

What teamwork in Afina looks like

1. Sealed vault — credentials never leave the device

Account passwords, 2FA seeds, seed phrases and API keys live in the per-profile vault, sealed with your zero-knowledge key. Teammates open the profile and the browser uses the credentials — they never see the cleartext.

2. Roles and granular permissions

Admins, members, viewers — and per-group ACLs on top. A teammate can run a profile but not delete it, can edit scripts but not export cookies, can read logs but not change proxies. Permissions live on the group, not the user, so onboarding is one tag change.

3. Account groups as access units

Group profiles by client, campaign or platform. Grant group-level access to the right people. New employee starts on Monday — add them to two groups, done. Client churns — drop the group, all access revoked.

4. Audit log of every action

Who started which profile, when, from what IP. Who edited which script, who exported cookies, who scheduled a task. Forensics-grade visibility — what most antidetect browsers don't ship.

5. Collaboration without conflicts

Profile locking when in use, conflict resolution on settings, shared RPA scripts and modules across the team. Build a script library once — every teammate runs it without copy-paste.

Where teamwork unlocks scale

SMM and affiliate agencies serve dozens of clients without password chaos. Outsourced ops teams onboard 20 people without ever knowing the passwords. Airdrop farms hire helpers without exposing wallets. Digital agencies run client-isolated workspaces per brand. Teamwork is what turns Afina from a power-user tool into a real ops platform.