LinkedIn account safety.
Automation that behaves like you. Every account you connect runs in its own cloud browser that matches your device, moves at human speed and stays inside the limits you set. You log in yourself, so your password never reaches us. Here's how the whole thing keeps your account safe.
Isolated sessions
Each account gets its own real browser in the cloud.
Details 02Matched device
A local IP and device profile that line up with you.
Details 03Human pacing
Actions pace themselves the way a person would.
Details 04Safety Limits
Set a ceiling on every action. New seats ease in.
Details 05No stored password
You log in yourself. It never reaches us.
DetailsA real browser.
One per account.
Every account you connect gets its own browser running in the cloud. It loads pages and runs their JavaScript just like the browser on your desk, so the activity looks like a person at a real computer rather than a script hitting an endpoint. Each one stays walled off and tied to that single account.
- One browser per account, never shared between seats
- Loads the real page and runs its JavaScript
- Stays signed in, so a session reads like a returning visit
A device profile that fits you.
Each account is paired with a steady home-region IP and a full device profile: the operating system, browser, screen, language and timezone. Nothing shifts around while a session runs, so every visit looks like the same person on the same machine.
- A home-region residential IP for each account
- OS, browser, screen, language and timezone all lined up
- One steady profile per seat, no mid-session shuffle
Paced like a person,
not a script.
Nothing fires back to back. Actions wait, pause and vary the way real browsing does, with a different gap each time. That uneven rhythm is most of what separates a person using LinkedIn from a bot working through a list.
- A different pause before every action, never fixed
- Types and scrolls at a believable speed
- Eases off the moment LinkedIn asks it to
Ceilings you set.
A ramp we run.
Every action has a ceiling, from invites and messages to profile visits, searches, reactions and comments. Reasonable defaults are in place from the start and you can lower any of them whenever you want. Fresh seats build up slowly over a warm-up window before they reach full pace. Reach a ceiling and the action stops with a clear error.
- Daily, weekly and monthly ceilings for every action
- Sensible defaults you can tighten at any point
- New seats warm up slowly before full volume
Your password never reaches us.
You log in yourself, right inside your own cloud browser. We don't see it, record it or keep it anywhere. What we hold is an encrypted session that only lets us act for you, and you can pull it whenever you like. There's no shared login and no way for us to carry on without you.
- You type the password; it never comes to us
- We keep only an encrypted, revocable session
- Drop a seat and the access is gone at once
What flags accounts, and what we do instead.
Most restrictions trace back to the same few tells. Curviate is built to sidestep every one.
Questions we get a lot
How do you assure account safety?
There's no single trick behind it. The account works from one steady browser and device profile in its own region, at a pace someone could realistically keep up. Add the ceilings you set per action and a warm-up phase for new seats, and the activity simply has nothing about it that stands out.
What's actually driving my account?
A real browser in the cloud, one for each account you connect. It opens pages and runs their JavaScript the same way your own browser does, working through your account like you would. No headless scripts, nothing scraping in the background.
Could my account still get restricted?
Restrictions usually follow spammy patterns or blowing past LinkedIn's limits. That's the whole thing this setup avoids: believable timing, a device profile that matches you, and ceilings you control keep activity in a sensible range, with a slow warm-up for new seats.
Do you keep my LinkedIn password?
No. You enter it yourself inside your own cloud browser, and it never reaches us. All we hold is an encrypted session that lets us act on your behalf, and you can revoke it whenever you like.
Real browser, or just a scraper?
A real one. Every account runs a dedicated browser that renders the page and runs its scripts. It isn't headless emulation, and it isn't an HTTP client dressed up to look like a browser.
What if I hit one of my limits?
The action stops and hands back a clear error. Nothing runs past a ceiling you've set, so an account can't drift into overuse by accident.
Can anyone on your side get into my session?
No. There's no path for our team to open an authenticated session, by design. Disconnect a seat and it's wiped.
GDPR requests (access, correction, deletion, portability) and a current DPA are handled at security@curviate.com.