TabPodsOne click to the right account
The TabPods button lists your pods and shows which one the current tab is in. Click a pod to open a new tab in it, or move the current tab there.
Several accounts on the same site, side by side
TabPods keeps a separate set of logins in each pod. Sign in to Instagram, Gmail or any other site once per pod, and every account stays signed in, each in its own colored tab group.
Free: 3 pods with every feature. No account to create.
How it works
A pod is a separate set of logins
Made for social media managers, agencies, online sellers and anyone who switches between accounts all day.
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Create a pod
Name it after an account or a client, like "Work" or "Client A". Each pod gets its own color.
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Open a tab in it
From the TabPods button, the right-click menu or a keyboard shortcut. Its tabs sit in a colored group named after the pod.
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Log in once
Sign in as usual. The pod remembers it, even after a restart, and your other tabs and pods don't see it.
Open any link in the right pod
Right-click a link and pick a pod. Pages and pop-ups opened from a pod tab stay in that pod, so a sign-in never lands in the wrong account.
Always open a site in its pod
Tick one box and a site opens in its pod every time, even from a link in an email. Tabs already in another pod keep their own, so several accounts of the same site still live side by side.
The details
Everything a second account needs
Colored tab groups
Every pod tab is grouped, named and colored, and the TabPods button shows the pod's initials.
Stays signed in
Pods keep their logins when you close the browser and open it again.
Keyboard shortcut
Alt+Shift+P opens a new tab in the last pod you used. You can change it in the browser.
Log out of everything
Clear a pod's logins in one click, or rename and recolor it whenever a client changes.
Really separate
Cookies, local storage, IndexedDB and Cache Storage are kept apart for every pod.
No account needed
Install it and create your first pod. There's nothing to sign up for.
Pricing
Free, with every feature
3 pods, plus your regular tabs: four identities side by side. More pods will come later with Pro.
Coming later
Pro
Soon
A one-time upgrade, no subscription.
- Unlimited pods
- Everything in Free
- Nothing you have now is taken away
Privacy
Private by design
TabPods has no servers and no account. Your pods live in your browser.
Your logins stay on this computer
Each pod's cookies are stored inside your browser and only ever sent to the sites that set them.
No tracking, no ads
No analytics in the extension or on this website. Nothing about you or the sites you use is collected, sold or shared.
No account, nothing to sync
There's nothing to sign up for, and nothing leaves your browser: not your pods, not your logins.
FAQ
Questions
Why does TabPods ask to "read and change all your data on all websites"?
To keep each pod's logins separate, TabPods gives the requests of a pod tab that pod's own cookies, on whatever site you use. It only changes tabs that are in a pod: your regular tabs work exactly as before. Nothing is sent to us; we have no servers.
Which sites does it work with?
The sites you sign in to in the usual way: social networks, email, marketplaces, admin panels and so on, including "Sign in with Google" and similar buttons. If a site doesn't work in a pod, tell us which one.
Is there anything that works differently in a pod?
- Offline mode and push notifications of a site only work in regular tabs: inside a pod, sites run without their service worker.
- A pod's tab group is the pod: a tab you drag into the group, or open with "New tab to the right" or "New tab in group", is in that pod. For a regular tab, press Ctrl+T.
- A quick reload right after you sign in, or when a tab joins a pod, is normal: it's TabPods making sure the page has the pod's logins.
- After a browser restart, pod tabs come back by themselves if the browser is set to "Continue where you left off". Otherwise, reopen a pod's group from the browser's saved tab groups: its tabs come back signed in.
- Google's automatic "one-tap" sign-in prompt doesn't appear inside pods, because it would use your regular browser's accounts. The site's "Sign in with Google" button works, with the pod's account.
- A few company sign-in systems (single sign-on that sends a form back to the site) may need a second try in a pod. If one fails for you, let us know.
How is it different from browser profiles or an incognito window?
A profile is a whole separate browser window, with its own bookmarks and extensions, and you switch between windows. Incognito gives you one extra session that is gone when you close it. Pods are tabs in the same window, side by side, and they stay signed in.
Do I need an account?
No. Install TabPods and create your first pod.
Is it free?
Yes: 3 pods with every feature, no ads, no account. A one-time Pro upgrade with more pods will come later; nothing you have now will be taken away.
What happens if I uninstall TabPods?
Your pods and their logins are deleted with it, and you'll need to sign in again in each one. There's no export yet.
Which browsers does it run in?
Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge, version 121 or later. Firefox users already have Mozilla's Multi-Account Containers, which works in a similar way.
Something doesn't work, or I have an idea. How do I tell you?
Press "Send feedback" in the TabPods button: it opens a short form with the version and your browser filled in, and copies a diagnostics log you can paste into it. No account needed, and every message is read.