Available
Windows
Installer for the Windows app. Isolated sessions per profile and network. Included features depend on your installed version; check its release notes.
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The Windows and Android apps are available. Read their release notes to check which features are included. The Chrome and Firefox extensions are not publicly distributed yet.
Available
Android
Android app. Isolated sessions per profile and network with a native WebView profile (fallback mode on some devices). Included features depend on your installed version.
The Android download link will be published on this page.
Not yet available
Linux
No public Linux download is currently offered.
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macOS, iPhone and iPad
CommunityGlows is not publicly distributed on Apple devices yet.
Not yet available
Three products
One workspace, three products
The three products share one workspace idea, but not the same guarantees. The Windows and Android apps isolate each profile and network natively; the browser extension runs inside your browser profile, so it cannot.
| Criterion | Windows app | Android app | Browser extension |
|---|---|---|---|
| Availability | Available, downloadable | Available, downloadable (APK) | In preparation, not publicly distributed yet |
| Isolated sessions per profile and network | Yes — native | Yes — native (fallback on some devices) | No — uses your browser profile |
| How it works | Dedicated WebView2 data folder per profile and network: cookies, storage and cache never mix. | Native Android WebView profile per profile and network, with warm sessions kept in a bounded pool. | Organizes networks, profiles and links; sign-ins are those of your browser profile. |
| Encrypted local backup and restore | Yes | Yes | No |
| Best for | Daily multi-client account work on a large screen | On the go | Organizing networks and links inside your usual browser |
Good to know
- Two copies of the same network inside the same profile share that profile’s session. This is by design.
- On Android devices whose WebView lacks multi-profile support, the app switches to a fallback mode: slower switching, no warm session pool, and some site storage may not be swapped.
- The extension uses the sign-ins and cookies of your browser profile; it does not separate them per network.
- Isolation applies at the session and storage level. It is not an operating-system security sandbox: the apps run under your Windows or Android user.