Browser Ceki

Like everyone here, I had a stack of AI subscriptions quietly draining my card every month. At some point I got annoyed enough to ask the dumb question: can the loop run the other way? Can an AI agent pay me instead? Turns out there's a real reason it can. AI agents are getting good at doing actual work on the web — booking, scraping, filling forms. But the web fights back. Headless browsers and datacenter IPs get blocked, captcha'd, and fingerprinted the second they show up. Agents need a real browser: real fingerprint, real residential IP, a normal machine that looks like a normal person. And here's the thing — I already own one. So do you. It sits idle most of the day. So I built Ceki Browser: an agent rents your real Chrome by the minute (~$0.01–0.10/min), does its task through your machine, and you earn crypto for the idle time. You install an extension, set your rate, and approve what you're comfortable with. The work that used to bounce off anti-bot defenses just goes through — and the person hosting gets paid for doing basically nothing. It's early. The numbers are small, proof-of-concept small. But the first time an agent I'd never met paid me $0.40 to borrow my browser for a few minutes, it genuinely felt like something flipped. Two questions for this crowd: 1. Would you let an AI agent rent your idle browser for crypto? What would it take for you to trust it? 2. If you run agents — would you rather use a real residential browser than fight captchas all day? Happy to share how it works under the hood in the comments.