One laptop. Every client separate.
Posting for a dozen clients from one laptop? Give every client account its own browser. Logins, cookies and posts stay separate.
10 profiles free. No card. Every build hashed.
One browser holds every client’s logins.
In one browser, every client you post for shares the same cookies. Switching clients means signing out and back in, or keeping a row of tabs open and trusting the one in front.
Incognito windows don’t fix it. They share one fingerprint and forget your logins when you close them.
An XDLogin profile holds only the logins you signed into it. Open the bakery’s profile and only the bakery’s accounts are signed in.
Set up each client once.
A profile per client
Name it after the client, put it in the client’s folder, and tag it with the networks you post to. A notes field holds the rest.
Sign in once
Sign in to the client’s accounts inside that profile. Its cookies are saved in its own folder, so the next launch opens signed in, for as long as each site keeps the session.
Open today’s clients
Launch the profiles you’re posting for today. Each one opens as its own browser window, and the profile list shows which are running.
What each profile keeps to itself
Logins and cookies
Each profile is its own Chrome process with its own cookie jar, cache and storage. Nothing one client’s profile saves reaches another’s.
A device of its own
Each profile reports one of 25 real device models, with that model’s screen, GPU and platform, instead of every client reporting this laptop. A few signals still come from your machine; the test results list them.
A proxy, if you want one
Give a profile a proxy in the client’s own country, and set its timezone and language to match. Any HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4 or SOCKS5 provider works. Without one, every profile uses your own connection.
Folders, tags and search
A folder per client and a tag per network keep a long list findable. Search and filter narrow it to the client in front of you.
A log of what happened
Launches, edits and deletions are logged with timestamps and export as CSV. The log keeps the latest 1,000 entries.
On your phone, in beta
The Android beta keeps up to four profiles open at once, each with its own proxy, timezone and cookies (Android 9 and newer). Details and download.
How many clients at once?
Each open profile is a Chrome process and uses memory like a Chrome window. The download page asks for 4 GB of RAM at minimum, and 16 GB or more for 20+ profiles open at once. Closed profiles keep their cookies.
Each network has its own rules
Every social network has its own rules about multiple accounts and about who may manage one. XDLogin keeps your clients’ accounts apart; it is not a way around those rules. Sign in only to accounts your clients have given you access to, and read our acceptable-use policy.
Working with an assistant?
Paid plans include team seats, but no released version shares profiles between teammates yet. Until one does, each person works in their own XDLogin account.
Ten clients, ten profiles, free.
No card. Windows and Linux, with macOS and Android in beta. Every build ships with its SHA-256.