From one browser to every account, in four steps
Pathfinder is a full browser you set up once. Add the apps you use, sign in as many times as you need, and every account keeps its own real, isolated profile. Here is the whole flow.
Add an app to the dock
Pick an app from the built-in catalogue or paste any URL. It pins to the thin dock down the left, ready to open.
- Common apps are one click; anything else is just its web address.
- Give it a colour so you can tell your lanes apart at a glance.
Sign in, and it becomes its own isolated profile
Log in the way you always do. Behind the scenes, that account is a real Chromium profile with its own cookies, storage, and cache, kept in a folder on your PC.
- No Pathfinder account, no cloud. The login stays on your machine.
- Sign-in flows and OAuth pop-ups stay inside that account.
Add a second account of the same app
Right-click the app and add another account. Both stay signed in at once, side by side, neither one touching the other. This is the thing an extension physically cannot do.
- Two Gmails, or two of anything, with zero session bleed.
- Switch, rename, or remove an account from the same menu.
Save it as a workspace, switch in a click
Once your apps, accounts, and tabs are arranged, save the whole set as a workspace. Switch to another and everything rearranges around you, without a single sign-out.
- Keep a separate workspace per client or per context.
- Jump between them from the command palette or the terminal CLI.
Set it up once, keep every account in its lane
Free to download. Windows only. Mac and Linux are built on request.