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4.6.0 BETA YOUR ACCOUNTS, A LITTLE HAPPIER
Many accounts.
One happy
little place.
Work chats. Your people. Your next big thing.
A cozy Chrome side panel with a space for every you.
One extension. No helper. No incognito.
less tab chaos, more you ✦
a tiny friend for your many worlds
your little account garden♡
Your spaces 3
Interactive previewPersonalWhatsApp · account space
WorkWhatsApp · account space
FamilyWhatsApp · account space
A preview of the panel. No accounts are signed in here.
ROOM FOR ALL YOUR WORLDSWhatsApp
Instagram
Telegram
FacebookSession engine · beta
WhatsAppInstagramTelegramFacebookA PLACE FOR EVERY YOU
Keep your accounts close.
Give each one a little room.
Organize the accounts you already have, without turning your browser into a scavenger hunt.
01 / YOUR SPACESA home for work,
A home for work,
life, and everything
in between.
Separate account cookies and selected website storage in tabs opened from CozyPanel. Give each account a nickname and color, then find it in its platform group.
The session engine is experimental. A space is not a separate Chrome profile or a security boundary.
Everything, in its own place♡
WhatsApp
3 spacesPersonal · Work · Family
Instagram
2 spacesCreator · Studio
Telegram
2 spacesCommunity · Projects
Facebook
2 spacesPersonal · Your page
Illustrative names. Each space needs its own sign-in.
A little order, on your terms.
Group accounts by WhatsApp, Instagram, Telegram or Facebook. Collapse groups, and keep that tidy view when you come back.
Make it feel like you.
Give every space a nickname and accent color. Switch between light and dark themes, with your preference remembered.
Take a little breather.
Terminate a platform group or all connected engines. Saved account records and login cookies stay available for reopening.
Keep what matters.
Export and restore your account list, including nicknames, platform, colors and favorites. Authentication cookies stay out of backups.
A tiny friend, a softer day.
Mochi bobs, blinks and waves while you organize your spaces. Tap for a little hello. Motion respects reduced-motion preferences.
MORE LITTLE DETAILSSmall touches.
Small touches.
Less friction.
- Open, or pick up where you left off. Focus an already connected account tab without making a duplicate space.
- Your accounts, clearly named. Edit nicknames and colors, or remove a space with confirmation.
- Know what the engine is doing. See opening, ready, paused and crash states. Ready describes the engine, not your login.
- A head start for WhatsApp. Create eight named spaces at once, then pair each with its own number.
- Room to organize. Save up to 32 account spaces across the four supported platforms.
- Facebook access, when you choose. Their site permissions are optional and requested when adding or opening a space.
A LITTLE START. A LOT LESS CHAOS.
Three steps to your
new happy place.
No local helper, Terminal commands or incognito windows.
- 01
Add a little space.
Pick a platform, name the account and choose its color. Your accounts stay grouped where you can find them.
- 02
Make yourself at home.
On your first launch, review the privacy disclosure. Then sign in or pair the account directly with its platform.
- 03
Come back in a click.
Open spaces from the side panel, jump to connected tabs, or pause a whole group when you need a break.
Each space needs a platform account you already own. CozyPanel does not create accounts or bypass platform rules.
A little home.A clear privacy story.
YOUR ACCOUNTS. YOUR DEVICE.
A cozy space should
feel understandable.
Account records and cookie jars stay in your Chrome profile. There’s no CozyPanel analytics or developer account server. Your chosen platforms still receive your activity as usual.
- Review what the session engine handles before it launches.
- See Chrome’s debugging notice while engines are connected.
- Back up your account list without exporting authentication cookies.
Cookies are not additionally encrypted by CozyPanel. Storage separation is experimental; it is not a Chrome profile or security boundary.
AN HONEST LITTLE BETALovely to use.
Lovely to use.
Still growing.
The website preview shows how account spaces look. It doesn’t sign in to accounts. Eight simultaneous authenticated sessions and complete restart persistence are still being validated.
The Chrome notice stays. The debugger engine requires Chrome’s visible notice. Terminating the last engine releases it.
Platforms can change. Facebook are experimental. Cross-platform login redirects, external Telegram mini apps and offline service workers are unsupported in managed tabs.
Stop isn’t log out. Terminate retains local login data. Remove deletes the entry and cookie jar, but doesn’t unlink devices or erase all website storage.
MEET THE DEVELOPER
Built by Karan Sethi.
Karan Sethi is the developer and creator behind CozyPanel. CozyPanel is an independent project built to make managing multiple account spaces feel simpler, calmer and a little more personal.
If you have questions, spot a bug, or want to share feedback about the beta, you can reach out directly by email.
supp.krn@gmail.comA FEW THINGS YOU MIGHT WONDER
Little questions.
Clear answers.
More on account data?
Visit the privacy page
Can I have several accounts on the same platform?
The beta provides separate cookies and selected browser-storage namespaces for each managed account space. You can save up to 32 spaces in total, and use the eight-space WhatsApp shortcut. This is saved-space capacity, not a promise that eight authenticated accounts work simultaneously. Each space needs a different account and its own sign-in.
Do I need Terminal, another app or incognito?
No. The session engine is part of the Chrome extension. The current developer beta installs with Chrome’s Load unpacked option; it does not require a downloaded native helper. A Chrome Web Store listing has not been linked yet.
Will I stay signed in after quitting Chrome?
Saved cookie jars and namespaced website storage are retained locally. After restarting Chrome, reopen spaces from CozyPanel. Whether a platform keeps you signed in depends on its session rules, expiry and compatibility. Complete restart persistence has not yet been verified for every platform.
Why does Chrome say CozyPanel is debugging?
The engine uses Chrome’s debugger API to install account storage hooks and route cookie headers. Chrome controls that notice, and CozyPanel cannot hide it through a supported API. Terminate all disconnects the engines; canceling the notice or opening DevTools can pause managed tabs.
What does Terminate actually do?
Terminate on a group stops the connected engines for that platform and cancels pending launches, while other groups stay connected. Terminate all stops every managed engine. Both retain account metadata and saved cookies; they are not remote sign-out or device unlinking.
What happens when I remove a space?
After confirmation, CozyPanel removes that entry, its saved cookie jar and status, and closes its active managed tab. Some namespaced website storage may remain. Use the platform’s linked-device or security controls for remote logout; Chrome site-data controls can clear remaining website data and may also clear ordinary logins.
Does a backup transfer my logins?
No. It exports account metadata: IDs, nicknames, platform, colors and favorites. It excludes authentication cookies. Restore merges a version 4 account-list backup, and cannot change an existing space’s platform. Names you enter or export may contain personal information.
Is CozyPanel officially connected to these platforms?
No. CozyPanel is an independent extension and is not endorsed by WhatsApp, Instagram, Telegram, Facebook or Google. You use the platforms directly and their terms and privacy policies still apply.
Which Chrome version do I need?
Desktop Chrome 125 or newer is declared by this beta. Platform compatibility may change. Custom websites are not supported. Other Chromium browsers and mobile browsers have not been validated for this release.
READY FOR A LITTLE LESS TAB CHAOS?
Give your accounts
a happy little home.
Try CozyPanel 4.6.0 beta on desktop Chrome.
Download the developer betaChrome Web Store listing coming after submission and approval.
How to install the current beta
- Download and unzip the beta package.
- In Chrome, open
chrome://extensionsand enable Developer mode. - Choose Load unpacked and select the extracted folder containing
manifest.json. - Open CozyPanel from the extensions menu, add a space and review the first-use disclosure.
Updating an existing unpacked copy? Replace files in its existing folder and click Reload to retain its extension identity. A new folder or store installation can have a different ID. Account-list backups don’t transfer login cookies.