A developer shared claude-fix, an open-source tool that creates separate launcher apps for Claude Desktop on macOS, each with its own profile. It addresses the pain of Claude Desktop tying one account, chat history, settings, and integrations to a single user data directory. Practitioners juggling work, personal, and client accounts can avoid daily sign-out/sign-in cycles.
An app that runs multiple Claude Desktop accounts side by side on macOS, each with its own data directory and launchable app instance. It allows sharing Claude Code chat history between accounts and starting sessions from the menu bar.
An app that runs multiple Claude Desktop accounts side by side on macOS, each with its own data directory and launchable app instance. It allows sharing Claude Code chat history between accounts and starting sessions from the menu bar.
A small open-source app that lets Windows users switch between multiple Claude Desktop accounts without manually editing paths or shuffling folders. It solves the problem of signing out and back in for users with more than one account.
A small open-source app that lets Windows users switch between multiple Claude Desktop accounts without manually editing paths or shuffling folders. It solves the problem of signing out and back in for users with more than one account.
Multiple Reddit users report friction running more than one Claude account at once: the Mac and Windows desktop apps support only one signed-in account at a time, and account state like Claude Code settings or Cowork project folders doesn't sync across machines. Users are improvising workarounds, from CLI-only hacks to repeated magic-link logins, and a small business asks whether a shared Pro plan or Team seats is the right setup for two people.
Multiple Reddit users report friction running more than one Claude account at once: the Mac and Windows desktop apps support only one signed-in account at a time, and account state like Claude Code settings or Cowork project folders doesn't sync across machines. Users are improvising workarounds, from CLI-only hacks to repeated magic-link logins, and a small business asks whether a shared Pro plan or Team seats is the right setup for two people.
cprof is an open-source tool that lets Claude Code users manage multiple accounts (e.g., work and personal) by associating each profile with a directory. It isolates config directories and macOS keychain items per profile, preventing data leakage between subscriptions. It solves the privacy problem of accidentally using the wrong account, ensuring credentials never share state.
cprof is an open-source tool that lets Claude Code users manage multiple accounts (e.g., work and personal) by associating each profile with a directory. It isolates config directories and macOS keychain items per profile, preventing data leakage between subscriptions. It solves the privacy problem of accidentally using the wrong account, ensuring credentials never share state.
A small shell wrapper around Claude Code's config directory feature that lets users switch between multiple accounts (personal, employer, client) without logging in and out. Each profile keeps its own credentials and history, with non-sensitive settings symlinked. It solves the problem of managing multiple token budgets for consultants and developers.
A small shell wrapper around Claude Code's config directory feature that lets users switch between multiple accounts (personal, employer, client) without logging in and out. Each profile keeps its own credentials and history, with non-sensitive settings symlinked. It solves the problem of managing multiple token budgets for consultants and developers.