Log out, log in, repeat
Post for the brand, log out. Reply to your family, log in again. Another password, another two-factor code, while you only had a minute on the bus.
For Android phones
Two accounts on the same network. One phone. No logging out.
Your personal Instagram and the brand’s, or two LinkedIn pages, on the Android phone you already carry. CommunityGlows gives each account its own profile, and every network inside it its own sign-in. Switching account becomes two taps, not a logout.
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Get started
Up and running in three steps
- 01
Download the APK
CommunityGlows for Android is an APK from our download page, not from Google Play. Download it only there, never from a mirror. It runs on Android 7.0 or later, on 64-bit ARM phones.
Go to the download page - 02
Allow the install, then sign in
Open the file and let your browser or file manager install unknown apps, for that app only. Open CommunityGlows, choose your language, then create your account or sign in.
- 03
One profile per account
Tap the profile card at the bottom of the home screen and choose New profile for each account, such as “Personal” and “Studio”. Open a network in each one and sign in there.
Sounds familiar?
One phone, several accounts, and a lot of logging out
The wrong account, one tap away
Both accounts look alike on a small screen. One story or one comment from the personal account instead of the work one, and the evening is spent cleaning up.
Workarounds that do not hold
A private tab that forgets you, a second browser just for work, an old phone kept in a drawer for the brand: every workaround costs a sign-in or a device.
How it works on Android
One profile per account, each network signed in on its own
Create a profile for each account, for example “Personal” and “Studio”, and add the networks each one uses. On Android, CommunityGlows gives every profile-and-network pair its own native WebView profile, so both accounts stay signed in on the same phone.
Two accounts, two sessions
Instagram in “Personal” and Instagram in “Studio” do not share cookies or storage. Sign in once in each profile; the other account does not appear there. On some devices a fallback mode applies, with less coverage, and we say so.
How the Android isolation worksSwitch account in two taps
One network fills the screen, with your profile’s networks in a bar at the bottom. Tap the Home button, pick the other profile, and the same network reopens in that profile’s session. Check the avatar, then post.
The step-by-step Android guideA calmer phone
From the same menu: grayscale, mute the page’s sound and video, dark mode, and one text size for every network. By default, pages you have not opened for 15 minutes are unloaded from memory.
Several accounts, one Android phoneA day with two accounts
Personal and work on the same phone, without a single logout
Open Instagram in your “Personal” profile and answer a few friends. Your work account is nowhere in sight.
The brand needs a story. Tap Home, choose “Studio”: Instagram reopens signed in as the brand. You check the avatar, then you post.
Still in “Studio”, switch to LinkedIn from the bottom bar to reply to a message, with grayscale on so the feed stays quiet.
Back to “Personal” in two taps. The brand stays signed in for tomorrow, in its own profile, on this phone only.
Before you install
Your questions about Android, answered plainly
It is not on Google Play. Is the APK safe to install?
CommunityGlows for Android is distributed as an APK from our download page, not through Google Play. Download it only from that page, never from a mirror or a file someone forwards to you. Android will ask you to allow the browser or file app you used to install apps; allow it for that app only, install, then you can switch that permission off again.
Install steps in the Android guideWhat is the fallback mode, and will my phone use it?
When your phone’s Android System WebView supports separate profiles, each profile-and-network pair gets its own native profile. On some devices it does not; CommunityGlows then uses a single WebView and saves and restores each session’s cookies and local storage when you switch. That mode is slower and covers less (not IndexedDB, caches or service workers). Shortly after you open a network, the debug logs you can copy from the Home menu include a line naming the mode your phone uses.
What the fallback coversWhat about battery and memory?
Every open network is a real web page, so it costs memory and some battery, usually less than a Chrome tab: Android WebView runs all of the app’s pages in one shared process, whereas Chrome keeps its tabs more separate. On a phone, only one network is on screen at a time and hidden pages are paused. By default, pages you have not opened for 15 minutes are unloaded and reload when you come back. We have not published battery measurements: keep only the networks you use in each profile.
Why open networks use memoryIs it the same licence as on Windows?
Yes. Your trial and your lifetime access belong to your CommunityGlows account, not to a device: sign in with the same account on Windows and Android. The trial lasts 30 days without a card, then lifetime access is €149 incl. VAT, paid once. On Android, the purchase opens Stripe checkout in your browser.
See pricingWill my sign-ins follow me from my phone to my PC?
No. Social sign-ins stay on the device where you created them, by design. With lifetime access (not during the trial), your profiles and settings can sync between Windows and Android after you review them, but you sign in to each network again on each device.
What stays local and what syncsCan I put both accounts in the same profile?
No: two copies of the same network inside one profile share that profile’s session. Use one profile per account. And isolation is not anonymity: each network still sees your accounts and applies its own rules, so check the active account before you post.
What CommunityGlows cannot changeKeep reading
Guides for several accounts on one Android phone
- Several accounts of the same network on one Android phone
The method: one profile per account, the two-tap switch, and the checks that avoid the wrong account.
- Getting started with CommunityGlows on Android
Install the APK safely, create your profiles, sign in, and find the controls of the Home menu.
- Can you really separate several accounts on one device?
Native WebView profiles, the fallback mode, and the limits we name.
- What stays on your device and what syncs
Why your sign-ins never leave your phone, and what lifetime access syncs.
- Why open networks use memory
Real web pages, paused pages, unloaded pages: the cost of keeping networks ready.
- Your password manager in CommunityGlows
How Android Autofill can offer your saved accounts, and why the choice stays yours.
- What CommunityGlows can and cannot do about platform rules
Isolation keeps accounts apart; it does not change what each network allows.
- How to choose a multi-account tool
The questions to ask any tool before trusting it with several accounts.
- CommunityGlows on Windows
The same profiles on your PC, with networks side by side and the same licence.
Every account in its own place, on the phone you already have.
Create one profile per account, sign in once in each, and switch in two taps. Try it for 30 days without a card, on Android and on Windows with the same account.
30 days free, no card · then €149 once, no subscription