Stop logging in and out of client accounts.
XDLogin keeps every client in its own browser, logged in, side by side. Each client gets its own cookies, its own folder on your disk and, if you add one, its own proxy.
10 profiles free. No card. Every build hashed.
One profile per client. Each one its own browser.
A profile is a Chrome process with its own cookie jar, cache and storage, kept in a folder of its own. Sign in to a client’s accounts once, inside that client’s profile.
Logged in, side by side
Open several clients at once, each in its own window. Stopping a profile writes its cookies to its folder, so the next launch opens signed in, for as long as each site keeps the session. The Linux build (3.5.6) and the macOS beta (3.5.5) end Chrome at once, so on those wait half a minute after a fresh login before you stop.
Sessions that don’t cross
Cookies, site storage and cache never pass between profiles. An expired session or a captcha in one client’s profile doesn’t touch another client’s.
A proxy per client region
Give each profile its own HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4 or SOCKS5 proxy, unmetered, in the region the client works in. Set the profile’s timezone and language to match; the health check tells you when they disagree.
Folders and tags per client
Put each client in a folder, tag profiles by platform or project, and search or filter the list. Each profile has a notes field too.
An activity log you can export
Launches, edits and deletions are logged with timestamps and export as CSV. The log keeps the latest 1,000 entries, so export it if you need a longer record.
Automation on every plan
A local REST API and a Chrome DevTools endpoint per profile, for the steps you repeat for every client. The free plan has them too; see the docs.
Client sessions stay on your disk.
Each profile’s cookies, site storage, cache, fingerprint settings and proxy credentials live in its own folder on the computer you made it on. Nothing is uploaded unless you turn on encrypted sync, and we never see what you browse.
XDLogin doesn’t encrypt those folders itself. Protect them like the rest of your client files: a password on your user account, and full-disk encryption.
The app does contact our server, to sign you in, check your plan and count how many profiles each device holds: one number, with no names or content. The privacy policy lists everything it sends.
Working from a second computer? Carry profiles across in a JSON backup, or turn on sync on Pro and above: each profile is sealed with AES-256-GCM on your device, with a passphrase that never leaves your machines.
Working as a team: what works today
Paid plans include team seats: 3 on Starter, 10 on Pro and unlimited on Business. Since 3.5.6 you can create a team in the app and invite people as admins or members; the app gives you an invite code to pass on.
No released version shares profiles between teammates yet. A client’s profile, and the logins in it, stay on the computer that holds them. Sharing is rolling out in a coming release; until then, plan on one person per XDLogin account.
Separation, not a way around the rules
Every platform your clients use has its own rules about multiple accounts and about who may sign in. XDLogin keeps their accounts apart on your computer. It is not a way around any platform’s rules.
Sign in only to accounts your clients have given you access to, and read our acceptable-use policy before you buy.
Pay for profiles. Nothing else.
Ten profiles free, for one person. Paid plans add profiles and team seats; sharing profiles between seats isn’t released yet. Cancel any time, refund within 7 days.
Every client in its own browser. Ten of them free.
No card. Windows and Linux, with macOS and Android in beta. Check the SHA-256 we publish for every build.