Organize the sessions for sites and games you already use in one window. Each panel keeps its own local data without mixing logins or profiles.

How it works
Email or username and a password. Takes 30 seconds.
One-time payment. Pick how many computers you want to use.
As soon as the payment clears, the license is unlocked on your account.
The download sits in your client area, with the file’s SHA-256.
A no-nonsense Windows installer. Next, next, finish.
No serial, no activation key. Just your account.
Your computer is linked to the license automatically the first time.
Open your accounts, arrange them into workspaces and get going.
Why Idle Labs
Anyone running idle games or several accounts knows the pain: one browser with ten incognito profiles, another with sketchy extensions, everything bleeding together and logging you out at random. Idle Labs was built to fix that — every account in its own box, the way it should have been from the start.
Each account has its own cookies, cache and login. One never breaks another.
See all your accounts side by side and switch without losing context.
Workspaces, colors, icons and layouts. Set up the bench however you like.

Workspaces
Group accounts by category — a workspace for each project, account or crew.
Create the panels you need in each workspace, each with its own name, color and URL.
Auto grid, single panel, columns, rows or a free layout by dragging panels around.
Every account is a persistent, isolated session — its own login and cookies.

Performance
Each panel runs an isolated WebContentsView — if one hangs, the rest keep going.
Each account’s CPU and memory stay visible in the sidebar, in real time.
In our test, 6 active accounts at 46 FPS using ~1.1 GB total. No melting your PC.
Mute one account, zoom another. Fine-grained, individual control.
Security and license
No serial, no key. You sign in with your account — simple, nothing to type.
Each computer is linked to your license on first activation, with a clear seat limit.
Switched PCs? Remove the old one from your client area and activate the new one.
The app updates itself and shows what changed in each version, with integrity checks.
The app organizes sessions; it does not automate actions or capture credentials and must be used under each service’s rules.
Inside the app

The main view: your accounts on the side, panels laid out side by side, and a status bar with FPS, memory and version.

Theme, language, launch on Windows, reopen the last workspace, and export/import everything in one click.

Built for the keyboard: switch panels, reload, mute, zoom and more — it all has a shortcut.

Two accounts of the same game open at once, each on its own login — without one interfering with the other.
Demo
Demo video — coming soon.
Comparison
Pricing
Try it free for 8 hours first. Then unlock full access with a one-time payment.
Frequently asked
A desktop browser built to run several accounts of the same site or game at once, each in a fully separate session, inside a single window.
Each panel is an independent account: its own login, cookies, cache and storage. No account can see another.
As many as you want. You organize them into workspaces (categories) and pick the layout — 2, 4, 6 panels side by side or an auto grid.
It works like a Chromium-based browser. Compatibility depends on each service, and usage must comply with its terms and rules.
Each account runs in its own process. In our test, 6 active accounts ran at 46 FPS using ~1.1 GB total. You can watch each account’s CPU and RAM.
The license is tied to your account and your computers. You don’t get a key to type — you just sign in.
Yes. In the client area you unbind a computer to free the seat and activate another. There’s a yearly limit on swaps.
Open the client area in a browser, remove the old computer and activate the new one. Your purchases and license stay on your account.
Yes. The standard license costs R$ 20 in a single charge, with no monthly subscription.
PIX, credit card and digital wallets (Google Pay / Apple Pay), via Mercado Pago and Stripe.
Checkout runs on the payment provider — Idle Labs never sees or stores your card data.
The app tells you when a new version is out and updates itself. You can also see the history in the downloads area.
Yes. Settings, workspaces, accounts, cookies and cache stay local. The server only handles your account, license and devices.
No. Cookies and sessions stay in the app’s local partitions and are not sent to the licensing server.
Today the installer is Windows-only. Other platforms may come based on community demand.
Depends on your plan: each license has a device count. You can raise it with a bigger plan.
You recover it through the client area, using your registered email.
Your login is stored securely on your computer and only revalidated with the server now and then.
Yes. The official Discord community and the creator answer there — it’s the fastest channel.
Reach out on Discord before buying. We’d rather sort it out by talking.
Updates, support and the people who use Idle Labs every day. The creator answers there.