Open source by liuzhao1225

Codex Account Switcher for macOS.

Switch personal, work, and client Codex accounts without repeating browser logins, compare weekly usage, and continue from one native macOS menu.

Codex Account Switcher showing three fictional accounts and weekly usage
Accounts Personal, work, client
Weekly usage Visible before switching
Authentication profiles Stored locally
Interface Native SwiftUI

Multiple Codex accounts.
One Mac.

Keep the account for the next repository clear before Codex Desktop opens.

Personal and work

Separate identities without separate computers.

Move between personal projects and managed workspaces while keeping each Codex login available locally.

Consultants and client work

Choose the right client account first.

Save multiple authorized Codex profiles and confirm the active identity before opening a client repository.

Long Codex tasks

Check weekly usage before you start.

Compare remaining allowance and reset times across saved accounts from the macOS menu bar.

Codex account switching, in one menu.

See the active profile, remaining weekly allowance, and reset time before deciding which Codex account should take the next task.

A full product view with three fictional account names and macOS menu-bar controls

Built for Codex Desktop on macOS.

A focused native utility with local authentication profiles, clear usage context, and one deliberate switch action.

Front-facing account menu comparing weekly usage for three fictional Codex profiles

Know before you switch.

See remaining weekly allowance and reset time for every saved account.

Independent local profiles.

Each saved identity keeps its own local authentication snapshot.

Ready after sign-in.

Launch at login keeps the switcher waiting in the macOS menu bar.

Speaks your system language.

Use English, Simplified Chinese, or follow macOS automatically.

Three moves. One clean handoff.

The order stays simple because every action has one job.

  1. Save accounts

    Import the current Codex login or add another account.

  2. Compare usage

    Check allowance and reset time directly from the menu bar.

  3. Confirm the switch

    Let the app update the active profile and reopen Codex Desktop.

Codex account switching, explained.

Direct answers about multiple accounts, Codex Desktop, CLI behavior, local storage, and privacy.

Read the complete multiple-account switching guide →
How do I switch between multiple Codex accounts without logging out each time?

Save each account once, then select the active profile from the macOS menu bar without repeating the full browser login flow. Use accounts you own or are authorized to use, including personal, work, and client accounts.

Does it work with Codex Desktop and Codex CLI?

The app closes and reopens Codex Desktop after a confirmed switch. Existing CLI processes keep their loaded state; newly started Codex CLI processes use the selected authentication.

Can I monitor Codex usage across multiple accounts?

Yes. The macOS menu compares the remaining weekly allowance and reset time for every saved profile, so you can choose an account before starting a long Codex task.

Where are Codex account profiles stored?

Saved authentication snapshots use user-only local directories under Library Application Support. The active Codex credential remains at ~/.codex/auth.json.

Does it proxy traffic or rotate accounts automatically?

No. Every account switch is manual and confirmed. The app does not run a proxy, route model traffic, or automatically rotate accounts.

Is this an official OpenAI product?

No. Codex Account Switcher is independent MIT-licensed open-source software for macOS.

On-device by design

Your identities stay on this Mac.

The app uses independent local profile directories and runs without an account proxy or routing service.

Credentials stay inside local Codex profile directories.

Existing terminal processes keep their current runtime state.

Every switch stops on the first reported error.

Available now

Keep the next account one menu away.

Download the Apple Silicon build, move it to Applications, and keep your next account ready.

macOS 14+ Apple Silicon MIT License

The current app and DMG are Developer ID signed, Apple notarized, and stapled for normal macOS installation.