For Mac · Claude Desktop + Claude Code

All your Claudes.
One Mac.

Work, personal, a client. Every Claude account opens in its own window with its own login, all at the same time. No more logging out to switch.

On the Mac App StorePay once, keep itNothing leaves your Mac
Claude Switch with five profiles in the sidebar, three of them open, and the Work profile showing its Claude Desktop and Claude Code logins.

What you get

One click per account. That's it.

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Open them all at once

Every profile is its own Claude Desktop window with its own chats and login. Cmd-Tab between them like any other app. A green dot shows what's open.

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See who's signed in

Every profile shows its account and plan, so you always know which Claude you're about to open.

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Claude Code too

Open any profile's Claude Code in Terminal, iTerm, Ghostty or Warp, signed in to the right account.

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Menu bar, always there

Every profile is one click away from the menu bar, without opening the app.

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Same login in both

Desktop's Code tab and your terminal share one login per profile. Skills, settings and CLAUDE.md stay shared.

Already have profiles?

Bring them over in one click.

Claude Switch finds the profiles you made with Multi-Claude, Multiple Claude or our CLI, and opens them right where they are. Nothing is moved or copied. Your chats and logins stay, and the old app keeps working if you want to go back.

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Personal~/Library/Application Support/Claude-Personal
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Work~/Library/Application Support/Claude-work
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Client~/.claude-client
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Set up in a minute

Three steps. Then never again.

Name it

Work, Personal, Acme. Pick a color. Choose Claude Desktop, Claude Code or both.

Log in once

Open the profile and sign in to that account. Use a private browser window so the login lands in the right profile.

Switch forever

From the app or the menu bar, with one click. Every account stays signed in.

Pricing

Less than a coffee. Once.

No subscription, no account, no tracking. Buy it once on the Mac App Store and keep it.

Mac App Store

Mac app

$4.99once
  • Unlimited profiles for Claude Desktop and Claude Code
  • Every profile one click away in the menu bar
  • Brings over your Multi-Claude profiles
  • Updates through the Mac App Store
Get it on the Mac App Store

Command line

Freeopen source, MIT
  • Claude Code profiles on macOS and Linux
  • The same profiles the Mac app uses
  • Any Claude flags passed straight through
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SaschaHeyer/claude-switch/main/install.sh | sh
View on GitHub

FAQ

Good questions.

Are these the real Claude apps?

Yes. Claude Switch doesn't bundle or rebuild Claude. It opens the Claude Desktop app you installed from Anthropic, pointed at a separate data folder per profile. Claude Code is your own claude install with its own config folder.

Can I keep two accounts open at the same time?

Yes. Each profile is a separate Claude process with its own login, so Work and Personal can both be open. Switch with Cmd-Tab.

I signed in to my second profile and got my first account. Why?

Claude signs in through your browser, and the browser is still signed in to the account you used last. Sign in to the new profile in a private window, or sign out of claude.ai in your browser first.

I use Multi-Claude today. What happens to my profiles?

On first launch Claude Switch lists them and opens them from the same folders. Nothing is moved, copied or deleted, so your chats and logins are there, and Multi-Claude keeps working if you switch back.

Does Anthropic allow this?

Anthropic's terms let you use your own accounts, for example one for work and one for personal use. Claude Switch is for people with more than one real account. It doesn't sell, share or create Claude accounts.

Does anything leave my Mac?

No. There's no account and no analytics. On first launch Claude Switch asks you to choose your home folder, so it can find your profiles there. Logins stay in your macOS Keychain.

Windows or Linux?

The app is Mac only. The free CLI runs Claude Code profiles on macOS and Linux.

Stop logging out.
Start switching.