LoginFlip
Local account switching for Chrome, without the cloud.
LoginFlip saves named login-state snapshots for the same website, so people can move between work, test, client, and personal accounts with fewer sign-outs and repeated logins. Snapshots remain in Chrome on the user’s device; there is no LoginFlip account, developer backend, cloud sync, analytics, ads, or tracking. LoginFlip is a sequential switcher rather than a multi-container browser, and it never stores passwords.
Features
Save named local login-state snapshots
Pin and reorder frequently used accounts
Keyboard shortcuts for the first four entries
Return to the previously active account
Passphrase-encrypted selective export and import
No product account, backend, cloud sync, analytics, ads, or tracking
Use Cases
Switch between work, test, client, and personal accounts on the same site
Reduce repeated sign-outs during QA and support work
Keep login snapshots local while moving selected accounts between devices with encrypted backups
Comments
LoginFlip started from a boring routine: I kept logging out of the same site just to switch between work, test and personal accounts. Existing approaches were either heavier than I wanted or involved syncing session data somewhere else. So I built a small Chrome extension that saves named login snapshots locally and restores one when needed. It intentionally isn't a multi-container or password manager; it's a sequential switcher, and some sites with expiring or SSO sessions will still ask you to log in again. I'd love feedback on the UX and which sites handle snapshot switching well or poorly.
LoginFlip started from a boring routine: I kept logging out of the same site just to switch between work, test and personal accounts. Existing approaches were either heavier than I wanted or involved syncing session data somewhere else. So I built a small Chrome extension that saves named login snapshots locally and restores one when needed. It intentionally isn't a multi-container or password manager; it's a sequential switcher, and some sites with expiring or SSO sessions will still ask you to log in again. I'd love feedback on the UX and which sites handle snapshot switching well or poorly.
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LoginFlip started from a boring routine: I kept logging out of the same site just to switch between work, test and personal accounts. Existing approaches were either heavier than I wanted or involved syncing session data somewhere else. So I built a small Chrome extension that saves named login snapshots locally and restores one when needed. It intentionally isn't a multi-container or password manager; it's a sequential switcher, and some sites with expiring or SSO sessions will still ask you to log in again. I'd love feedback on the UX and which sites handle snapshot switching well or poorly.
LoginFlip started from a boring routine: I kept logging out of the same site just to switch between work, test and personal accounts. Existing approaches were either heavier than I wanted or involved syncing session data somewhere else. So I built a small Chrome extension that saves named login snapshots locally and restores one when needed. It intentionally isn't a multi-container or password manager; it's a sequential switcher, and some sites with expiring or SSO sessions will still ask you to log in again. I'd love feedback on the UX and which sites handle snapshot switching well or poorly.
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