Use cases
Built for the work you actually do.
Three kinds of teams run iPhone Safari in the cloud. Find yours — each page walks through the problem, how Driftstack answers it, and which plan fits.
Pick your work
Three teams, three pages.
Operators + account teams
Run many accounts, cleanly apart
Agency client accounts, regional storefronts, separate team logins. Persistent profiles keep each account apart — its own logins, cookies, site data and connection.
Read the operators page →QA + engineering teams
Test on the real engine
Mobile Safari has its own rendering, timing, and quirks — a desktop browser shrunk to phone size doesn't reproduce them. Run your automated tests on the engine family behind iPhone Safari, started straight from your build pipeline (CI).
Read the QA page →Data teams
See what iPhone users see
Many sites serve mobile Safari different content than desktop browsers. For price monitoring and market research on public pages, collect the mobile web your users actually get — within each site's terms.
Read the data page →Not sure where you land? If a person drives the sessions, start with the operator page; if code does, start with QA or data. And if you'd rather see the whole loop first, how it works explains the product in three steps with zero jargon.
Ready when you are
Whatever the work is, start free.
A free trial with the desktop app and the API, no card needed — enough to point your own workflow at iPhone Safari and decide on your own terms.