Work on your networks without getting lost in them.

Partly, and that is fine. Windows and Android offer system-wide colour filters, and free browser extensions can hide feeds. They grey out your whole screen, editing tools included, or they share your browser’s sign-ins. CommunityGlows keeps grayscale inside the app and, above all, keeps several accounts of the same network signed in at once, each in its own session. If calm is all you need, the free tools may be enough.

Only if your work already spans several: a personal and a creator account, a brand you run, a channel you help with, a client. That is what CommunityGlows is built for, and the reason to pay for it. With a single account per network and no one else’s accounts to handle, your browser and the tips in our articles may be all you need.

Not as a team tool. There are no shared seats, shared boards or team accounts: CommunityGlows is a workspace for one person, and lifetime access is tied to the email used at checkout. Each person installs it on their own device, and sign-ins never travel through sync. To give colleagues access to a channel or an account, use the roles and permissions each network offers.

It helps, without rewriting the networks. Grayscale works on Windows and Android, the sound switch on Android, text size on both. On Windows, Zen mode hides the elements you choose on a page. Beyond that, each network decides what can be changed, and CommunityGlows never posts, likes or scrolls for you.

Try it first: 30 days free with no card and no automatic charge, plus one extra 30-day period if you are eligible. If it earns its place, lifetime access is €149 incl. VAT, paid once. No subscription, no renewal.

Not yet. CommunityGlows runs on Windows and Android today. Mac, iPhone and Linux are planned, with no release date. Chrome and Firefox extensions are in preparation, and they will not isolate sessions the way the apps do.