Juggling personal and work Claude accounts means constant logging in and out... or a second browser. Multi-Claude is a native macOS app that runs every Claude account you have as a separate profile, each with its own session, history, and settings.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I built Multi-Claude because I was driving myself crazy logging in and out of Claude all day... personal account for side projects, work account for the day job, a third for a thing I was helping a friend with. Browser profiles sort of worked but felt like a hack.
Multi-Claude is a native Mac app that runs each Claude account as its own profile. Sessions, history, and settings stay isolated. Switching is one click. No account, no cloud, no sync. Profiles live on your Mac, and the only network call is a one-time license check.
A few things I want to be upfront about:
- The Anthropic question. Multi-Claude is an independent third-party app and isn't affiliated with Anthropic. "Claude" is used descriptively to say what the app works with.
- "Won't Anthropic just ship this?" Maybe eventually. But if you need it now, and you want it to be local-first with no account and no sync, this is that.
- Pricing. One-time payment, no subscription. Launch week code PRODUCTHUNT25 gets you 25% off.
I'd genuinely love feedback: features you'd want, friction you've hit with the current setup, naming, anything. I'll be in the comments all day.
Bryan
This look incredibly useful! I've been struggling with managing multiple Claude accounts for different projects, but didn't really have time to figure out how to solve it since I was too busy 🥹 This may solve a real problem for me, I will definitely try it out!
The struggle of juggling separate work, personal, and client Claude accounts across multiple browsers or endless incognito tabs is incredibly real. Having a dedicated native macOS app to isolate these profiles and sessions is a huge quality-of-life upgrade for heavy LLM users!
Since it's a native app, it’s bound to be way lighter on RAM than running multiple browser instances. Quick question for the creators: How do you handle switching between profiles? Does Multi-Claude support global hotkeys or a menu bar dropdown so we can quickly summon a specific account while working in other apps?
Browser profiles work, but they quickly become messy when you use Claude for different contexts: work, personal, clients, side projects. I like the local-first angle and the fact that profiles stay isolated on the Mac.
Do you plan to support other AI tools the same way, or stay focused only on Claude?
About Multi-Claude on Product Hunt
“Run multiple Claude accounts side by side on your Mac”
Multi-Claude launched on Product Hunt on May 20th, 2026 and earned 83 upvotes and 11 comments, placing #19 on the daily leaderboard. Juggling personal and work Claude accounts means constant logging in and out... or a second browser. Multi-Claude is a native macOS app that runs every Claude account you have as a separate profile, each with its own session, history, and settings.
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