The program is designed for managing multiple social media accounts. It's impossible to log into two different profiles in one browser, and switching between multiple browsers can become tiring over time. That's why such solutions are created. The program successfully fulfills its function; all accounts operate independently of each other, implemented in separate tabs, almost like in a browser, with the ability to track notifications and so on. It is focused on social networks, so you can use VK, OK, FB, Instagram, and others. If used correctly, bans are not a threat. However, it's worth noting that this program is not unique. There is similar software from Lizard Programs called MultiBrowser. It's practically the same thing, but in a browser format. In any case, in both instances, you'll need to purchase proxies, and Akvokod is significantly more expensive. There, you buy a lifetime license for 1,500 rubles, while here it's $15 a month. There is no eternal license available. For regular use, it quickly becomes clear which option is better. Akvokod is more cost-effective if you only need it for a few days; then it will be cheaper.