Isoline vs Dolphin Anty

A media buying tool should fit your operating process

Dolphin Anty is a familiar name in multi-account media buying. Its website documents profile organization with tags, statuses and icons, bulk actions, profile and folder permissions, a synchronizer, visual scenarios and API automation. It also describes cloud synchronization and a local storage option. These are useful capabilities to evaluate when your team already works through a structured browser inventory.

The decision to use Isoline depends on what you want that inventory to accomplish. A team coordinating individual client campaigns needs clear ownership and predictable handoffs as much as quick profile creation. Isoline brings client folders, reusable templates, team permissions, action logs and saved profile versions together in a cloud-backed workspace, with Chromium running locally on Apple silicon Macs.

Keep campaign labels separate from permission rules

An agency might label profiles by client, channel and campaign stage. That makes a large inventory easier to search, but it can also create ambiguity: does “ready” mean the profile opens, the creative is approved, or the campaign is ready to spend? Define each label in the team’s process and avoid treating a browser status as an approval from the client.

In Isoline, folders and member permissions determine access, while tags and notes describe the work. A media buyer can receive the relevant client folder without receiving the rest of the agency’s sessions. Keep campaign approvals and financial authority in the advertising platform and your approval process. A teammate’s ability to open a browser profile should never be your only spending control.

Why Isoline fits a deliberate client handoff

Use a saved template to establish the starting configuration, assign the approved proxy and extensions, and keep the profile attached to its client context. When a colleague finishes, they close and save before the next operator continues. If browser data needs recovery after troubleshooting, saved versions let the team return to an earlier state and the action log helps explain the sequence.

This is why we favor Isoline for Mac agencies whose daily work depends on people coordinating distinct client tasks. Dolphin Anty remains attractive if its visual scenarios or synchronized actions are essential to your operation. Existing automation has a maintenance cost and should be evaluated explicitly. Migrating profile data does not translate a scenario, and restored browser state does not roll back a campaign change already sent to the platform.

Move a workflow, not just its cookies

Choose one authorized account and a representative task for the pilot. Record the current folder, proxy, extensions and operator responsibilities. Cookie import may transfer supported session data, but it cannot reproduce every aspect of a vendor profile. Plan for the account owner to complete a fresh login or verification when requested, and keep the original environment until the handoff is accepted.

• Inventory visual scenarios separately. Identify which ones are still needed, what they change and how you will verify their outputs before deciding to replace them.
• Create client folders and assign permissions first. Map useful labels to tags or notes without implying that an Isoline tag grants access or authorizes publication.
• Have two teammates perform a close, save and reopen handoff. Confirm the expected account and browser state are available to the second operator.
• Test saved-version restoration with harmless browser changes. Review the action history and the live campaign independently, then document the procedure before moving more clients.

Evidence and scope

Competitor details are based on dated first-party sources. Features, supported platforms, and limits can change.

• Dolphin Anty Official Website Accessed September 26, 2026