antlook is a free privacy browser for Windows 10 and 11, designed and built by lizardbot on Chromium. It offers separate identities with their own cookies and proxy, fingerprint masking, ad and tracker blocking without extensions, a per-tab bunker mode, split view, more than 15 built-in tools and an AI assistant that can run on a local model.
Why we built our own browser
Besides client work, lizardbot designs and sells its own products. antlook started with a simple question: how much of what you do online is exposed? We built it on Chromium so sites work the way you expect, then added the privacy layers that usually take several extensions.
Privacy browser features
- Separate identities, each with its own cookies, HTTP or SOCKS proxy and user agent, with language and time zone matched to the proxy.
- Fingerprint masking: canvas, WebGL and audio values altered from the real device.
- Native ad and tracker blocking using well-known filter lists, no extensions needed.
- Bunker mode per tab, blocking scripts and plugins.
- History, bookmarks and passwords stored on your device, with no account required.
Productivity and AI
antlook includes split view for two pages in one window, more than 15 built-in tools (PDF, translator, 2FA, OCR, screen capture, notes and an encryptor), games that work offline and automatic unloading of idle tabs to save memory. Its Neural assistant answers questions about the page, summarizes it and can run web tasks, using antlook's cloud or a local model with a strict local mode.
Transparency and safe downloads
The site lists the connections the browser makes, publishes the installer's SHA-256 hash so you can verify it, and explains how to turn off diagnostics. We bring the same security-by-design practice to client projects, as described on our cybersecurity page.
What antlook shows about our work
antlook is available at antlook.io. It is our proof of product-grade desktop software: installer, updates, built-in AI and privacy. If you want something like it for your company, tell us.
Frequently asked questions
Is antlook free, and which systems does it run on?
Yes, it is free. It currently runs on 64-bit Windows 10 and 11. According to its site, macOS and Linux versions are being evaluated, with no date yet. You download it from antlook.io with an installer that fetches the full version over HTTPS.
Who develops antlook?
antlook is a lizardbot product. We designed and built it from scratch on Chromium. It is the same team that builds web, mobile and desktop software for clients in the Dominican Republic and the United States.
Can you build desktop software for my company?
Yes. We build apps for Windows, macOS and Linux, with installers, updates and security by design. A full app usually takes 6 to 12 weeks, and the source code and ownership are yours.