Route Chrome, a second browser, and a desktop app through different upstream IPs on the same PC. This page is the client software — not the Security & Privacy rotating-IP page.
Install JoyProxy Multi (or the Android client). Then attach static residential IPs as upstream. Buying IPs without the client will not split processes.
Two browsers, two IPs, one machine.
Only selected apps through a proxy.
App A on residential, App B direct.
Avoid a full gateway install for one power user.
Security & Privacy sells rotating residential for a browser. This page sells the local program that can send app1 to IP A and app2 to IP B.
Every app inherits the same reputation.
Does not cover other processes.
Breaks local services.
You bought IPs and still share them across apps.
This does not scan malware.
That is the Proxy Gateway page, not this client.
Recommended: JoyProxy Multi desktop client. Alternative: Android client for phones. Upstream is usually static residential — buy that on the Account or Social pages after the client works.
| Product | Billing | Use it when… |
|---|---|---|
| JoyProxy Multi Desktop Recommended | Per-app isolation client | Recommended — per-process proxy on Windows/macOS. |
| Residential · Static | Per IP / period | Upstream to attach after install — one static IP per isolated app. |
Process-level mapping.
Per-app on the phone.
No. That page is which IP. This page is which local software.
Clients are on GitHub.
Often yes — JoyProxy IPs recommended.
No. Complementary.
Check current release notes.
App isolation is software. The IP product comes second.