Software · Own product · 2026
My Provider Dash Manager
A Windows desktop app that keeps several accounts per service signed in at once (Vercel, Netlify, Supabase, Cloudflare, GitHub, Gmail and more), each in its own isolated session, switchable like tabs.
- 37
- services built in, plus any site by URL
- 1
- isolated session per account
- 0
- telemetry, accounts or servers
Anyone who manages client infrastructure ends up juggling accounts: a personal Vercel and a client's, two Gmail inboxes, three Cloudflare logins. Browsers handle pages, not accounts, so the usual answer is a pile of private windows and constant re-logins.
What we built
- One persistent, fully isolated browser session per account, so cookies and storage never mix
- 37 services built in, plus any site by URL; new services can be added with a JSON plugin
- A warm-tab limit that puts idle accounts to sleep to save memory, and wakes them on click
- Saved logins encrypted with Windows DPAPI and filled only on the matching service's domain
- Optional read-only API tokens that show account status without opening the dashboard
- Automatic updates from GitHub Releases, and a one-line installer through npx
Account views run sandboxed with context isolation and deny-by-default permissions. The app is local-first: no telemetry, no account, no server. The installer is not code-signed yet, so Windows shows a SmartScreen warning on first run. Source-available licence, free for personal and commercial use.
