Migration from Dolphin Anty to Vision: Arbitration Team of Yan K.

Hi! I'm Yan, I run the arbitration team RiK and I know how much inefficient software can slow you down. When we realized we needed to optimize our workflows, I decided to fully test the Vision antidetect browser.

In this case, I shared how switching to Vision helped us save time, organize workflows, and reach a new level of productivity.

We had been using Dolphin Anty for a long time — it was our main antidetect browser. But I had also been testing Vision on specific tasks in parallel.

Over time, I noticed Dolphin Anty was falling short: sharing access was inconvenient, there were barely any settings, and the profiles were messy. Vision turned out to be more flexible and easier to use.

When the team added fast migration, I knew it was the perfect time to switch.

The transition took just a few minutes. Technically, the process included a few simple steps and required just 2–3 clicks.

In the Dolphin Anty dashboard, I went to the API section, generated an access token, and copied it. That was the end of our work with Dolphin — the rest happened in the Vision interface.

In the Vision dashboard, I opened the "Migration" section, selected Dolphin from the list of antidetects, pasted the previously generated token, and clicked "Continue." From there, Vision automatically pulled in all the necessary data — fast and error-free.

The system fetched everything, and in seconds displayed a table with profiles and additional data: OS, names, proxies, notes, and other parameters. Everything was structured and clean — no data loss or manual work.

I selected the necessary profiles and clicked “Import.” The system automatically transferred everything — the profiles appeared immediately in Vision, in a dedicated Transferred Profiles folder.

After the migration, I restarted the browser and opened the Transferred Profiles folder to double-check everything. As expected, all data was intact: extensions, settings, proxies. We were able to resume work right away.

After two weeks of using Vision, we’ve fully integrated it into our workflow. Here are some features that significantly improved our efficiency.

The best thing is the easy switching between personal and team accounts. If you manage several projects or teams, everything stays in one account, and you can switch with a click — no need to log in and out.

Access permissions are also customizable. I can give a farmer full access to accounts but prevent deletion, while a buyer gets a limited set of rights. This helps prevent accidental or malicious loss. Our farmer’s productivity doubled thanks to this — switching between buyer accounts and other projects now takes just a couple of clicks. This is incredibly helpful for teammates juggling multiple projects.

Folder management is a game-changer. Vision allows color coding for folders, which is much more convenient than using emojis as in Dolphin Anty. For example, each buyer gets a unique color, which speeds up navigation. That said, I’d love to see support for custom icons or emojis too.

Folders also have shared default parameters: tags, statuses, proxies — but each teammate can customize their workspace. Some add tabs, others change the start page. In Dolphin Anty, everyone followed one template — here, everyone configures things their own way.

Also, tabs and extensions are customizable too. We have standard settings for the whole team, but each member can add what works best for them. This level of flexibility makes everyone’s workflow smoother and more comfortable.

After switching to Vision, managing accounts became faster — adding, removing, and launching profiles takes just a moment. Adapting to the new browser was easy — the interface is intuitive and the design is pleasant.

Switching to Vision brought clear benefits:

• Farmer productivity doubled thanks to the flexible access control system (according to the farmer himself).
• Processes became more transparent — each team member works strictly within their permission boundaries.
• Migration took just minutes and no data was lost.

Today, Vision is our main antidetect browser. It integrated perfectly into our operations and opened new opportunities to improve team efficiency.

All change starts with the right tools. I have no regrets switching antidetects. Fewer steps, more control, more convenience.

Vision truly simplifies our work: things move faster, and the possibilities are greater. If you want to try it out — API-based migration takes just a couple of minutes.

Got questions? Reach out and I’ll share more.