LoginFlip - Switch website accounts locally in Chrome

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Save named login-state snapshots for the same website and switch between work, test, client, and personal accounts without repeatedly signing out. Snapshots stay on your device, with no LoginFlip account, cloud sync, analytics, ads, or tracking.

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Hi Product Hunt — I built LoginFlip after getting tired of repeatedly signing out and back in while moving between work, test, and personal accounts on the same site. LoginFlip saves each account as a named local login-state snapshot. You can pin frequent accounts, keep a fixed order, use shortcuts for the first four, return to the previous account, and export selected snapshots as a passphrase-encrypted backup. I wanted the privacy boundary to be simple: there is no LoginFlip account, developer backend, cloud sync, analytics, ads, or tracking. Snapshots stay in Chrome on your device. It is intentionally a sequential switcher rather than a multi-container browser, so it does not keep multiple accounts isolated and active at once. Expired sessions, SSO, device verification, passkeys, or a site's own security policy can still require a fresh login, and LoginFlip never stores passwords. I would love feedback from people who switch identities frequently, especially about websites where the transition is not smooth yet.