"No logs" is just a promise. Ephemeral architecture doesn't need to promise.


Every session launches a pristine workspace. No inherited state. No lingering vulnerabilities.
When the session ends, the environment is destroyed instantly — along with all temporary keys and session artifacts.
Give users the workspace, not the network. Connect from any modern browser with zero endpoint installation.
Strict network egress policies ensure your session only communicates with authorized destinations.
Each launch uses a clean browser profile with fresh storage, zero tracking cookies, and empty caches.
Prevent uncontrolled data exfiltration by blocking or strictly restricting clipboard access and file transfers.
WebRTC streaming turns the endpoint into a window, not a workspace.
The user sees and controls the session, but the actual browser, desktop, or application runs somewhere else. Sensitive data remains inside the remote environment instead of being downloaded, cached, synced, or stored locally.
Open risky links without inviting them onto your machine. If the remote session is running a browser, malicious ads, infected downloads, or exploit attempts are contained in the remote environment instead of executing on the user's device.
When paired with ephemeral compute, the remote environment is destroyed after the session ends. This removes session cookies, temporary files, browser history, cached credentials, and local app state. When the session ends, the workspace disappears with it.
Quick questions about isonode — what it is, how it differs from a VPN, what your data looks like — answered in plain language. No PII collected; this conversation lives only in your browser.