Personae
Run multiple Claude accounts with separate profiles.
What it does
Every Claude account, at once. Personae runs multiple Claude accounts side by side — on the desktop and in the terminal. Each Claude Desktop profile gets its own window, history, and colour; each Claude Code account keeps its own real login. Work, Personal, and every client stay signed in at once — no more logging out to switch.
Personae runs multiple isolated Claude accounts at once — Claude Desktop profiles and Claude Code (CLI) accounts, each with its own login, history, and colour. Free, local, a few MB. Switch Claude accounts without logging out.
Personae runs multiple Claude accounts side by side — on the desktop and in the terminal. Each Claude Desktop profile gets its own window, history, and colour; each Claude Code account keeps its own real login. Work, Personal, and every client stay signed in at once — no more logging out to switch. Login, history, cache, and settings isolated for this profile. Personae manages the Claude Desktop app and Claude Code from one place. Pick the surface you work in — each keeps its accounts fully separate. Every profile is a full Claude Desktop in its own window — separate login, chat history, and a colour so you always know which one you're in. Each account carries its own real Claude login —…from claudemux.com
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