One tab. Every account.
Multitab opens every account at once: one tab, many logins, side by side. Stop logging in and out of the same site. Get it in Account Gallery for Mac.
Free for up to 3 accounts · macOS 14 and later
One Multitab. Instagram, X, and LinkedIn, each signed in on its own, all on screen at once.
Drag to reorder. Your layout sticks.
This is the real interaction, live in your browser. Grab any account and drop it where you want it. Every saved Multitab reopens in the order you set.
You have more than one account. Your browser only lets you be one person at a time.
So you log out and log back in, all day, just to move between the same handful of sites. Work and personal. Two clients. Several social handles. The family's hotel points and airline accounts. Multitab ends the switching: it holds every account open at once.
A Multitab is one layout of many logins.
Pick a destination, choose how many accounts, and Multitab lays them out side by side in a clean tiled gallery. Each tile keeps its own signed-in session, so the same site can be open as a different account in every one.
Save the layout once. Reopen the whole set any time, or launch it by name straight from Spotlight or Alfred. That saved layout is a Multitab.
Switch a saved Multitab, focus one tile, drag to reorder. The whole layout reopens just as you left it.
Pick a site and a count
Name the Multitab, point it at a destination, and choose how many accounts to open.
Sign in once per tile
Each tile is its own isolated session. Sign in to a different account in each; they stay signed in.
Open it any time
Reopen the whole layout from the sidebar, or type its name in Spotlight to launch the gallery.
Every account, open and signed in.
One Multitab holds a set of accounts for the same site, each in its own session, all on screen together. Post from three social handles, compare award space across airlines, or check every family hotel account, without logging in and out.
Power tip: point one Multitab at your bank, airline, and hotel portals to compare balances, status, and transfer options in a single glance, without logging in and out of each one.
$ account-gallery/bin/points-across-tiles Account Gallery · Family loyalty Account Balance Status Free nights .................................................... Hilton (Dad) 1,284,500 Diamond 6 Marriott (Mom) 642,180 Titanium 4 Hyatt (You) 318,940 Globalist 3 Recommendation • Book Rome under: Hilton (Dad) (covers 6 nights) • Best transfer: Amex → Hilton before you book • Keep in reserve: Hyatt (Globalist suite upgrades)
One layout for every set of logins you keep open.
Social media managers
Run every handle at once: several X and LinkedIn profiles and a brand Instagram, side by side, no logging in and out.
Agencies and freelancers
Give each client a tile of their own: analytics, ad manager, and inbox, all signed in at once.
Points and award travel
Open your bank, airline, and hotel portals together and compare balances at the same time.
Frequent-flyer accounts
Check award space, upgrades, and miles across several airline accounts at once.
Hotel loyalty for the family
Your Marriott, your partner's Hilton, your parents' Hyatt, side by side, before you book.
Online stores and sellers
Keep each storefront and marketplace account in its own tile, all open at once.
Multitab lives in Account Gallery.
It is the signature feature of Account Gallery, a native Mac browser built for living in more than one account. Free for three accounts; one-time $29 to go further.
Bottom line: pay once and own Account Gallery outright, with every account you keep open living in its own signed-in tile for good.
Account Gallery
Every account, side by side.
Free for 3 accounts · $29 one-time for Pro · Premium membership optional · macOS 14 and later
Frequently asked questions
Is Multitab free?
Yes. Multitab is free for up to three accounts. Account Gallery, the app it lives in, is a one-time $29 to own, with an optional Premium membership for hosted AI.
What does Multitab actually do?
A Multitab is one saved layout of several logins for the same site. Pick a destination and how many accounts to open, and Multitab lays them out side by side in a tiled gallery, with each tile keeping its own signed-in session.
Do I have to log in and out to switch between accounts?
No. Each tile is its own isolated session, so you sign in once per tile and stay signed in. That ends the switching.
Can I reorder tiles and reopen a saved layout?
Yes. Drag any tile to reorder it, and the layout sticks. Reopen the whole saved Multitab from the sidebar, or launch it by name from Spotlight or Alfred.
What platforms does Multitab run on?
Account Gallery is a native Mac browser for macOS 14 and later.
Is Multitab a separate product from Account Gallery?
No. Multitab is the signature feature of Account Gallery, a native Mac browser built for living in more than one account. You get Multitab by installing Account Gallery.
Can I use Multitab for AI accounts like Claude or ChatGPT?
Yes. Tile several AI accounts side by side to compare answers and read each plan's usage at once. A built-in tool ranks which account to use first by how soon each one resets.