If you’re a developer, you’ve probably been here before:
Juggling multiple GitHub accounts (personal, client, orgs).
Testing AI assistants like GitHub Copilot, Windsurf, Cursor, Qoder, and burning through free trials.
Logging in/out endlessly, or running three different browsers + incognito just to keep your environments separate.
👉 It’s frustrating. It’s messy. It breaks focus.
That’s why we built Layered Browser — a browser designed for developers who need clean, isolated sessions across multiple accounts and coding tools.
🔑 Key Features
Multi-Account Authentication Made Easy
Stay logged into unlimited accounts across dev tools. Switch between your client GitHub repo, your freelance project with Copilot, and your side-hustle account on Windsurf — all at the same time, with no conflicts.Free Trial Maximization
Trying new tools often means burning through “one per email” free trials. With Layered Browser, each isolated session is a fresh sandbox. Safely explore multiple trials without cross-contamination.Complete Session Isolation
Every profile runs in its own container — with dedicated cookies, localStorage, and cache. Your personal, work, and client projects stay fully separated.Developer-Focused Workflow
No more context-switch burnout. Jump between accounts, repos, and environments in seconds with persistent sessions and visual indicators so you always know where you are.Zero Privacy Concerns
No telemetry. No tracking. No hidden data collection. Your authentication data stays on your machine.
🎯 Who It’s For
Freelancers & consultants managing multiple client accounts.
Developers & open-source contributors working across organizations.
Experimenters & tool tinkerers testing out AI copilots, IDEs, and new coding platforms.
💡 Why It Matters
Modern development isn’t just about writing code — it’s about navigating an ecosystem of tools. And as we all know, those tools don’t always play nice when you need multiple logins.
Layered Browser removes that friction, so you can focus on building instead of babysitting your authentication states.
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