On September 2, 2026, Incogniton released version 5.0.0.9. It is not listed in the changelog; the announcement appeared only on Telegram. Settings → Security now includes a list of active and recent account logins. You can see which devices were used to sign in, the current device is marked, and you can sign out of all devices at once. In the description of 5.0.1.0 (September 10), each session shows the operating system, IP address, app version, and last activity time. Clicking a session shows which profiles were started and stopped in it.
Starting with 5.0.0.9, the Team → Activity section lets you selectively export records from the Logins, Profile Sessions, and Member Insights tabs to CSV or XLSX instead of exporting the entire table. According to the 5.0.1.0 description, administrators can see logins and failed login attempts, who is currently online and when they were last active, as well as browser profile uptime and sessions. The team dashboard is available on the Professional ($79.99 per month) and Custom plans.
Also in 5.0.0.9: if a profile fails to launch because of the Chromium sandbox, the app retries the launch without it. If the computer requires this mode to stay disabled, the app remembers the setting for 30 days. You can restore the sandbox with the Restore sandbox button in the browser settings. The current plan card in Settings → Details has also been redesigned.
What to do: Open the session list and check for unfamiliar devices. If you find any, sign out of all devices, change your password, and enable 2FA.
