A hyve is a batch of real Chrome browsers in the cloud, each with its own agent. You watch all of them live on one screen, click into any of them, and type an instruction once for every tab to carry out. Ticket drops, restocks, price checks, anything you'd otherwise do with thirty tabs and a lot of patience.
Each browser is a normal Chrome on a residential IP with a stealth profile, so it goes anywhere a person can. The agent in each tab takes plain instructions. Here's what that's good for.
Hold a spot in every queue at the same time, on different IPs. When one lets you through, the agent picks the seats you described and checks out. If a captcha shows up, you click in and clear it yourself.
Consoles, sneakers, visa appointments, restaurant tables, passport slots. Point a browser at each page, tell it what "available" looks like, and let it refresh and report.
The same product on twelve shops, or the same shop from twelve countries. Ask one question, read twelve answers side by side.
Log into each one by hand once in the focus view, then hand the tab back to the agent. Same instruction to all of them, each in its own browser with its own cookies.
Run a signup flow from ten proxies and countries at once and watch them all. Spot the region where the payment page breaks without setting up a lab.
If a person could do it in Chrome, a hyve can do it in thirty Chromes. Script it over the API, or just type into the prompt bar. You can always take over a tab by hand.
Frames stream straight out of each Chrome into a grid that fits your display. Twelve, thirty, however many you're running. Click one to see it full size.
Mouse, keyboard and scroll go straight to the real browser. Clear the captcha, log in, pick the seat yourself, then hand the tab back to its agent. Nothing to install.
Everything the dashboard does is a REST call or a websocket message. Spawn a hyve from a cron job, feed it the day's links, read the results back, and still open the dashboard to watch it work.
# twelve browsers, each on its own residential IP POST /api/v1/swarms { "count": 12, "url": "https://tickets.example/…", "proxies": ["uk","us"] } # one instruction to all of them POST /api/v1/swarms/sw_…/instruct { "text": "when the queue opens, get 2 seats in 104 under $150" } # live frames + logs, and clicks back in WS /api/v1/stream?key=sk_…
No plans. Credits are dollars, and you only spend them while browsers are up.
Sign up, spawn two browsers on the free credit, and try it on tonight's queue.