Logging out is part of the job
Client A’s Instagram, log out. Client B’s, log out again. Private windows, a second browser, and a two-factor code typed for the fourth time before lunch.
For community managers
Every client signed in. None of them mixed up.
You run several clients’ Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook or TikTok accounts on top of your own. CommunityGlows gives each client a profile, and every network inside it its own sign-in, on Windows and Android. You stop logging out between clients, and you always know who you are working for.
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Sounds familiar?
Your clients’ accounts, one browser, too many logouts
The fear of the wrong account
Several brands share the same browser and look alike at a glance. One reply, one story or one comment from the wrong account, and you are writing an apology instead of a post.
Your clients’ keys in your hands
Passwords, two-factor codes, recovery emails, sessions left open on your laptop: every new client adds access you are responsible for, and rules you do not want to break.
How it works
One profile per client, every network signed in on its own
Create a profile for each client and one for yourself, then add the networks each one needs. CommunityGlows signs every profile-and-network pair in separately, so changing client is a click, not a logout.
Each client in its own session
Every profile-and-network pair keeps its own cookies, storage and cache: a dedicated WebView2 data folder on Windows, a native WebView profile on Android. Client A’s Instagram and Client B’s stay signed in at the same time, each in its own profile.
Several Instagram and LinkedIn accounts, without logging outA client’s whole workspace in one place
Pick the client’s networks from a catalog of more than 50, add their shared folder or analytics as custom links and, on Windows, lay that profile’s networks side by side. Then note each follow-up in a Task, with a link, a priority and a due date.
Turn a large screen into a multi-network cockpitClient sessions that stay on your machine
Sign-ins stay on the device where you created them; CommunityGlows sync never carries them. The app does not store your passwords, does not automate actions and does not try to hide from the networks.
How to keep client accounts secureAn example morning
Three clients before lunch, without logging out once
You open CommunityGlows. The bakery’s profile is as you left it yesterday: its Instagram and Facebook are still signed in, and you answer the overnight comments.
You switch to the architecture studio’s profile. Its LinkedIn and Instagram sit side by side on Windows, each in its own session. Nobody had to sign out.
A follower asks the studio something only the client can answer. You write a Task with the link to the message, a priority and a due date, then move on.
Back to your own profile for your freelance account. Before posting, you glance at the account name shown by the network: the habit no tool replaces.
You close the app. Tomorrow your sessions are still open, unless a network asks you to sign in again, and on Windows your networks reopen in the same layout.
Before you try it
The questions community managers ask first
Is it safe to keep my clients’ accounts signed in on my computer?
Each profile-and-network pair has its own data space on your device, and CommunityGlows sync never carries sessions. That is session isolation, not anonymity and not an operating-system sandbox: anyone who can open your Windows or Android account sits outside it. Lock your screen, and ask for a platform role instead of the client’s password whenever the network offers one.
How to keep client accounts secureCan a network restrict my clients’ accounts because I use CommunityGlows?
CommunityGlows shows each network’s real website. It does not automate actions, does not disguise its web engine and does not promise to get around checks, so you work the way you would in a browser. Each network’s rules still apply to you, and it may ask for a captcha or a fresh sign-in at any time. No tool can promise that an account will never be restricted.
What CommunityGlows can and cannot do about platform rulesWhat about my password manager and two-factor authentication?
CommunityGlows does not store or read your passwords. You sign in on each network’s own page, so its two-factor step stays in place. On Android, system Autofill is the intended path, still being validated across devices. On Windows, Bitwarden support is experimental, and other managers work by copy-paste or through their own desktop app.
Using your password manager with CommunityGlowsI work on a Mac. Can I use it?
Not yet. CommunityGlows runs on Windows and Android today. macOS, Linux and iPhone versions are planned, but development has not started and there is no date. Until then, separate browser profiles are a free way to keep a few client accounts apart.
How to choose a multi-account tool€149 is a lot for a freelancer. Why pay?
You do not have to decide now. The trial lasts 30 days with no card and no automatic charge, plus one extra 30-day period if you are eligible. Try it on real client days. If it earns its place, lifetime access is €149 incl. VAT, paid once, with no subscription. If two or three accounts are all you juggle, free browser profiles may be enough, and that is fine too.
See pricing and trial termsWill it stop me from posting from the wrong account?
It removes the usual cause, a browser shared by every client: one client’s session never appears in another client’s profile. Keep one profile per client, because the same network added twice in one profile shares that profile’s session. The final check stays yours: look at the account name shown by the network before you post.
How session isolation worksKeep reading
Guides for multi-client work
- Several Instagram and LinkedIn accounts without logging out
What each network allows, what browsers can do, and how to keep every client signed in.
- How to keep client social accounts secure
Separate identities, two-factor authentication, what never to share, and a checklist for each new client.
- Separate several social accounts on one device
How isolation works on Windows and Android, its limits, and a test you can run yourself.
- Your password manager in CommunityGlows
Android Autofill, experimental Bitwarden support on Windows, and the realistic options.
- What CommunityGlows can and cannot do about platform rules
Captchas, refused sign-ins, quotas and automation policies, stated plainly.
- Alternatives to Rambox, Ferdium and WebCatalog for social accounts
A fair look at three multi-app workspaces, and when each one fits better.
- How to choose a multi-account social media tool
Schedulers, workspaces, browser profiles, extensions or apps: criteria and a checklist.
- Getting started on Windows
Install the app, create your first client profile and sign in to its networks.
- Compare CommunityGlows with other tools
Platforms, published pricing and multi-account approach, side by side, with sources.
- On an Android phone?
How CommunityGlows keeps several accounts of the same network apart on one Android phone.
Give every client a place of its own.
Try CommunityGlows on your real client work for 30 days, on Windows or Android, with no card. If it earns its place, keep it for €149, paid once.
30 days free, no card · then €149 once, no subscription