How to Set Up LokiProxy in Incogniton

LokiProxy gives you access to over 35 million residential IPs across 190+ countries. Each IP comes from a real residential device with a genuine ISP-backed identity, available in rotating or sticky sessions with country, state, or city-level targeting. Paired with Incogniton’s browser-level isolation, each profile gets its own distinct IP context, keeping sessions stable and independent.

Step 1: Create and sign in to your Incogniton account

Go to the official Incogniton website and download the app for your operating system (Windows or macOS).
Install the app and complete the setup.
If you don’t have an Incogniton account yet, register first, then open the app and sign in.
Once you’re signed in, you’re ready to configure your LokiProxy proxy.

Step 2: Set up your LokiProxy account

Go to the LokiProxy dashboard, create an account, and verify your email to activate access.
Select the proxy type that fits your use case. LokiProxy offers four options: Rotating Residential for automatic IP rotation, Unlimited Residential for traffic-unrestricted sessions, Short-term Residential IPs billed per IP with a 24-hour session window, and Static Residential IPs for dedicated access of up to 90 days.
Set your preferred location targeting (country, state, or city), then complete your purchase using an available payment method.
Confirm your proxy is active in the dashboard before you continue.

Step 3: Retrieve your proxy credentials

Go to the proxy management section of your LokiProxy dashboard and copy your connection details: hostname or IP address, port number, protocol (HTTP or SOCKS5), and username and password.
LokiProxy supports both username-password authentication and IP whitelisting. Choose whichever method fits your workflow.
If you’re using a rotating proxy, decide whether you need a sticky or rotating session endpoint before you copy the host details.

Step 4: Add your LokiProxy proxy to Incogniton

Open Incogniton and go to Profile Management, then select New profile or open an existing one.
In the profile settings, go to the Proxy section and enter your LokiProxy connection details: host, port, protocol, and credentials.
Click Check proxy to verify the connection, then click Create profile once the check passes.

Step 5: Launch and verify your profile

In Incogniton, click Start on the configured profile.
In the profile’s browser window, visit an IP-checking service and confirm it shows the expected residential IP and location.
Once verified, your profile is ready to use with its own isolated browser state and dedicated LokiProxy residential identity.

Conclusion

This setup connects a LokiProxy residential IP to an isolated Incogniton browser profile, so each environment runs with its own ISP-backed network context. The combination gives you clear separation between browser identity and network routing, supporting stable, multi-profile workflows where residential IP quality and session control matter.