// ephemeral compute · browser-based access
Launch a fresh isolated browser, app, or desktop from any device. Use it. Close it. The runtime state, writable layer, temporary keys, and session material are torn down.
VPNs move traffic. isonode moves the work into a temporary environment. Your device sees a stream. The session does not become a permanent system.
Create only what is needed, isolate it, stream access to the user, then destroy it when the session ends.
001 / session model
Users connect from a normal browser. Tiered access controls determine whether they launch a disposable browser, an approved application, or a complete desktop workspace.
Each session starts from a clean base with fresh identity, scoped routing, and no inherited browser or filesystem history.
// 002 / process
The product story stays literal: session infrastructure has a beginning and an end. Privacy comes from lifecycle design, not a promise buried in policy text.
Review security modelA clean environment boots with fresh session material and controlled access.
The user interacts through a browser-based stream, without installing software or exposing broad network access.
On disconnect or timeout, session state, writable filesystem, keys, and temporary configuration are torn down.
Less persistent material means less to steal, seize, subpoena, correlate, or accidentally retain.
privacy
The session is a temporary place to work, not a long-lived environment that collects history.
control
Not the whole network. Not unmanaged local data. No risk that persists after they leave.
lifecycle
Close the session and the temporary environment is removed instead of being cleaned up later.
Simple tiers mapped to what users need: browser isolation, app access, or a full disposable desktop.
