Log out, log in, repeat
Your browser keeps one account per site. Switch to the brand, log out. Back to yours, log in again, with a two-factor code each time.
For Windows PCs
Several accounts on the same network. One PC. No logging out.
Your personal LinkedIn and the company page, or three brands on Instagram, on the Windows PC you work on every day. CommunityGlows gives each account its own profile, and every network inside it its own sign-in. Switch account with one shortcut, and keep each profile’s networks side by side.
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Get started
Up and running in three steps
- 01
Download and install
Get the installer from our download page, never from a mirror, and run it. CommunityGlows runs on Windows 10 and 11. If SmartScreen warns you, check that the file comes from our release page.
Go to the download page - 02
Sign in to CommunityGlows
Open the app and create your CommunityGlows account, or sign in with yours. It holds your 30-day trial and your lifetime access; it is not a login to Instagram or LinkedIn.
- 03
One profile per account
Create a profile for each account, such as “Personal” and “Studio”. Open a network in the first one and sign in, two-factor code included, then do the same in the next profile.
Sounds familiar?
One PC, several accounts, and a browser that remembers only one
One browser window per account
A browser profile for each account does keep them apart, until you hunt through the taskbar for the right window, each with its own tabs, extensions and history.
Posted from the wrong account
Two Instagram tabs look exactly alike. One comment or one post from the personal account instead of the brand’s, and the afternoon goes into damage control.
How it works on Windows
One profile per account, every network signed in on its own
Create a profile for each account, for example “Personal”, “Studio” and “Client A”, and add the networks each one uses. On Windows, CommunityGlows gives every profile-and-network pair its own WebView2 data folder, so all your accounts stay signed in on the same PC.
Every account, its own session
Instagram in “Personal” and Instagram in “Studio” share no cookies, storage or cache. Sign in once in each profile; the other account never appears there. Sign-in pop-ups stay in the same session.
How the Windows isolation worksSwitch account with one shortcut
Press Alt+P for the profile selector, or Ctrl+K for the command bar, and even Alt+Space from another app. Pick the other profile: the network you were on reopens in its session. Every shortcut can be rebound.
The step-by-step Windows guideA Bento for each profile
Inside a profile, put networks side by side with the Columns, Rows, Focus or Grid presets, then resize. Your layout reopens when you restart, and you can save named Bentos per profile, with the Tasks panel next to them.
Discover BentoA day with three accounts
Personal, studio and client on one PC, without a single logout
You open CommunityGlows. The “Studio” profile reopens its Bento: Instagram, LinkedIn and the Tasks panel side by side, all signed in.
A client message. Alt+P, “Client A”: LinkedIn reopens signed in as the client’s page. You check the avatar, then you reply.
You are in another app. Alt+Space opens the command bar; type “Personal”, press Enter, and you are back on your own account.
Zen mode hides the feed block you keep drifting to, grayscale quiets the rest, and a task with a due date keeps tomorrow’s post in sight.
You close the window. Every account stays signed in on this PC for tomorrow, each in its own profile.
Before you install
Your questions about Windows, answered plainly
Can I see two accounts of the same network side by side?
No. A Bento shows the networks of the active profile, so Instagram sits next to LinkedIn of the same account. Your other account is one shortcut away: press Alt+P, pick its profile, and the same network reopens in that session, with that profile’s own Bento.
How Bento worksWill Windows let me install it?
CommunityGlows runs on Windows 10 and 11. Download the installer only from our download page, never from a mirror. Windows SmartScreen can warn about an app it does not know yet: read the message, check that the file comes from our release page, and never disable system protection to get around a warning you do not understand.
Install steps in the Windows guideWill all those pages slow my PC down?
Every open network is a real web page, so it uses memory, a little more than a Chrome tab. The engine is the same (WebView2), but each profile and network pair has its own session with a few background processes of its own, where Chrome tabs share theirs: that is the price of truly separate sessions. By default, pages you have not opened for 15 minutes are unloaded and give that memory back, and a Bento keeps up to 10 pages running at once, a number you can change. The memory panel shows what each page uses and lets you pause a heavy one, while “Never pause” keeps the pages you need live.
Why open networks use memoryIs it the same licence as on Android?
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 Windows, the purchase opens Stripe checkout in your browser.
See pricingWill my sign-ins follow me to my phone?
No. Social sign-ins stay on this PC, by design. With lifetime access (not during the trial), your profiles, settings, shortcuts and saved Bentos can sync between Windows and Android after you review them. To move sessions to another Windows PC, export an encrypted backup protected by your password.
What stays local and what syncsCan I open the same network twice in one profile?
Yes, as a copy in a new tab, but both copies share that profile’s session: same account. For a second account, create a second profile. 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 Windows PC
- Getting started with CommunityGlows on Windows
Install the app, create one profile per account, sign in, and find Bento, Tasks, shortcuts and backups.
- Can you really separate several accounts on one device?
One WebView2 data folder per profile and network, and the limits we name.
- Turn a large screen into a multi-network cockpit
Bento, its four presets, and how to arrange each profile’s networks.
- Why open networks use memory
WebView2 processes, paused pages and unloaded pages: the cost of keeping networks ready.
- What stays on your device and what syncs
Why your sign-ins never leave your PC, and what lifetime access syncs.
- Your password manager in CommunityGlows
What works on Windows today, and why the choice of account stays yours.
- What CommunityGlows can and cannot do about platform rules
Isolation keeps accounts apart; it does not change what each network allows.
- CommunityGlows on Android
The same profiles on your phone, with the same account and the same licence.
Every account in its own place, on the PC you already use.
Create one profile per account, sign in once in each, switch with one shortcut and keep each profile’s networks side by side. Try it for 30 days without a card, on Windows and on Android with the same account.
30 days free, no card · then €149 once, no subscription