About
A small Dutch company building one product well.
Driftstack ships iPhone Safari sessions on demand — same engine as the device, no patches, no detection-vendor surface area. We're solo-founded, EU-headquartered, and intentionally narrow: one product, two ladders, no land-grab.
What we're building
iPhone Safari fidelity, on demand.
Most stealth browsers patch JavaScript at runtime to fake an iOS fingerprint. Detection vendors built their industry on catching exactly that. Driftstack modifies WebKit's C++ source instead — there's nothing at the JavaScript layer to detect, because nothing was changed there. The fingerprint your code reads is the fingerprint a real iPhone reads.
Why we exist
Stealth browsing matures.
For the last decade, the field has been a runtime patching arms race that always favoured the detector. We think the next decade looks different: source-modified engines, real archetypes, customer-controlled egress, transparent metering. Driftstack ships that future for iPhone Safari first because that's the device that matters most for commerce, ticketing, and account workflows.
Posture
Things you'll notice.
EU-resident, by default
Compute in Hetzner Falkenstein. Database on Neon EU. Object storage on Cloudflare R2 EU. Email through Postmark EU sending region. No silent transatlantic data flows.
No behavioural data collection
We don't log your destination URLs, response bodies, or session content. We don't train models on your traffic. We don't sell datasets. The control plane sees session metadata and license validity — that's the entire surface we touch.
Honest scope
We say no to things we can't ship well. Behavioural simulation and recipe libraries are Phase 3 — we'll talk about them when they ship, not before. SOC 2 is a future-revenue milestone, not today's marketing line.
Company facts
- Entity
- Dutch BV
- Headquarters
- Netherlands
- Team size
- Solo founder + contractors
- Funding
- Bootstrapped — no VC
- Sub-processors
- /trust/sub-processors
- Contact
- [email protected]
Want to try it?
$2.99 buys 16 hours of iPhone Safari sessions to evaluate. Used once per account, 14-day window, no card-charging surprises.