Share your IP with your AI agents.
You delegate more browsing and tool use to personal agents that run away from your phone. They need an exit that looks like you—not a datacenter address your services have never seen before.
- Your phone’s real IP
- SOCKS5 and HTTP/S
- Dashboard and REST API
A personal AI agent on a remote server arrives from a datacenter address, so your browser sessions, social media, social logins, email, shopping and banking see a stranger. When your phone shares its own IP, the agent arrives from the address those services already know, and any service that trusts your IP treats it as you.
Same agent, different exit.
A personal agent on a server alone sends traffic through a datacenter IP. Pointing its browser or HTTP client at your proxy sends it out through your phone instead.
The agent runs on a remote host. Requests leave through a datacenter IP that does not match the mobile or home address your accounts already know.
The agent still runs where you host it, but its traffic exits through your paired phone. The visible IP is your cellular or WiFi residential connection.
Built for personal ai agents
The IP your accounts know
Mail, banking, social, and shopping services already trust the mobile or home connection on your phone.
Fewer CAPTCHA challenges, typically
Real mobile and residential connections typically meet fewer CAPTCHA challenges than datacenter addresses. Results still depend on the site and how you use the connection.
Made for always-on agents
Run personal agents around the clock from your own device, with credentials and controls you manage in the dashboard or API.
Point your agent at your phone in three steps.
- 01
Pair your phone
Install the Android app, enter the 6-digit PIN from your dashboard, and turn the connection on.
- 02
Create access for the agent
Issue credentials for your personal agent—or give it its own phone if you want separate addresses.
- 03
Connect the agent
Any tool that accepts a SOCKS5 or HTTP(S) proxy can route the agent’s browser or HTTP traffic through your phone.
Three steps on every device
Install the app, pair once, then use the credentials in any SOCKS5 or HTTP/S client.
- 01
Install the Android app
Download the app on a phone you own and sign in with your FalconProxy account.
- 02
Pair with a PIN
Register the device in your dashboard, then enter the 6-digit PIN in the app to link it.
- 03
Use the credentials
Create a proxy, copy the SOCKS5 or HTTP/S credentials, and point your tool or browser at them.
Exit modes
Choose Cellular to exit through your SIM’s mobile network, or WiFi Residential to exit through the home broadband your phone is on.
Protocols
Clients connect with SOCKS5 or HTTP/S using the host, port and credentials from your dashboard. Rotate the exit IP from the dashboard, API or signed URL when you need a fresh address.
Try it free, then pay per device
Try it free: 2 hours with 1 device and every feature, no card required. After that, $10 per device per month, with lower unit pricing as you add devices. See pricing or read the API docs.
Your services remember your IP.
A personal agent on a server alone browses from an unfamiliar datacenter address. Sharing your phone’s IP lets it act from the same place you do.
A personal AI agent on a remote server arrives from a datacenter address, so your browser sessions, social media, social logins, email, shopping and banking see a stranger. When your phone shares its own IP, the agent arrives from the address those services already know, and any service that trusts your IP treats it as you.
Use it responsibly. FalconProxy is for agents that act lawfully on your own services and permitted targets. Spam, fraud, phishing, impersonation and bypassing security controls are not allowed. Read the Acceptable Use Policy.
Questions, answered.
Online services notice IP quality and consistency. Your accounts already trust the address on your phone. An agent on a remote server starts on a datacenter IP—a mismatch that weakens how well it can do your personal tasks. Your own mobile or home IP is one part of the agent’s identity, alongside its accounts and behavior.
Yes. Any agent stack that can route browser or HTTP traffic through a proxy can exit through your phone, including common automation frameworks and custom agent runtimes.
Yes. One phone is one exit, so add a phone for each agent that needs its own address. You can also give each proxy separate credentials for access control.
Yes. Rotate from the dashboard, the REST API, or a signed rotation URL when you want a fresh address, and let your agent trigger it through the API.
The proxy is only reachable while the phone has a working connection and the tunnel is on. If the device goes offline, clients see a connection error until the phone is back online.
As many as you need, billed per device. Start with one phone for a single agent, then add devices when you want separate exits or more capacity.
The Android app keeps a foreground service while the tunnel is on, which uses battery like any always-on network app. WiFi is usually lighter on power than cellular; thermal load depends on your phone and how busy the connection is.
You must use your own device and connection lawfully, follow each service’s terms, and stay within our Acceptable Use Policy. FalconProxy does not grant permission to access third-party systems you are not allowed to use.
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