Disclosure: I’m the developer of Aalvated Browser.

I built it because separating work, personal, client, or test accounts on Android often means logging out, relying on Incognito, or installing several browsers.

What Aalvated currently offers:

- Separate local profiles for cookies, site storage, history, and permissions
- Per-profile language, timezone, proxy, and compatibility controls
- The active profile state shown on the home screen instead of hidden behind a generic privacy switch
- Chromium-based site compatibility

What it does not claim:

- Profile separation is not guaranteed anonymity
- Changing locale, timezone, or compatibility values does not guarantee fingerprint resistance
- It is not a replacement for an Android work profile when OS-level isolation is required

The screenshot shows the app UI in Chinese while the website-facing profile is en-US / Asia/Taipei / Pixel 9 Pro XL. That split is intentional: the app language and the values websites receive can be different.

I’m looking for concrete feedback:

1. Is the active-profile information understandable at a glance?
2. Which control should be more prominent?
3. Which sites break after changing locale, timezone, or proxy?

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aalvated.veilbrowser

Aalvated Browser — separate profiles on Android