Kiwi AI Profiles for Mac
Every AI account. Its own space.
Run separate work, personal and client profiles of Claude, Codex and Antigravity on one Mac — each with its own sign-in, settings and history. Switch with a click, never sign out again.
Also for Ubuntu and Linux: .deb or AppImage
At a glance
What is Kiwi AI Profiles?
Kiwi AI Profiles is a free macOS app from AppKiro that lets you run several separately signed-in profiles of Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Codex Desktop, Codex CLI and Antigravity on the same Mac. Each profile gets its own data folder, so accounts, chats and settings never mix. It uses the apps you already have installed and works without an account or telemetry. A Linux version for Ubuntu 22.04 or later runs Claude Desktop, Claude Code and Codex CLI profiles.
- Platform
- macOS 11 or later, universal app for Apple Silicon and Intel; Ubuntu 22.04 or later on x86_64 as a .deb or AppImage
- Price
- Free download from GitHub Releases
- Works with
- Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Codex Desktop, Codex CLI and Antigravity
- Distribution
- Mac app signed with an Apple Developer ID and notarized; in-app updates are signature-verified on Mac and Linux
- Privacy
- No account, no server, no telemetry
- Languages
- English, Chinese, Hindi, Spanish, French, Arabic and Vietnamese
Works with the apps you already use
Five tools. One tidy home.
Kiwi AI Profiles runs the copies you have installed, so they keep updating as usual.
Claude Desktop
Desktop app
Codex Desktop
Desktop app
Antigravity
Desktop app
Claude Code
Command line
Codex CLI
Command line
How it works
Set it up once. Switch forever.
Create a profile
Click +, name it Work, Personal or a client, then pick the tool and a color.
Sign in once
Launch the profile and sign in with that account. The sign-in stays inside the profile.
Switch with a click
Launch the profile you need from the list. Each keeps its own chats, settings and projects.
Real separation
Separate folders. Separate accounts.
Every profile launches its tool with a dedicated data folder. Nothing bleeds between accounts, and deleting a profile can erase its sign-in and history too.
- Claude Desktop
- Its own app data folder, so sign-in, chats, cookies and MCP settings stay apart.
- Codex Desktop
- Its own Codex home, databases, app data and file-based credentials.
- Antigravity
- Its own home folder and app data folder.
- Claude Code
- Its own config folder, so each profile keeps its own login and settings.
- Codex CLI
- Its own Codex home with file-based credentials.
Usage at a glance
See what’s left before you hit the limit.
Check a profile’s remaining usage on demand. Kiwi AI Profiles shows how much of each window is left, when it resets and which plan the account is on.
- Claude 5-hour and weekly limits with reset times
- Codex rate limits, read through the Codex app server
- Antigravity limits for Gemini and for Claude and GPT models
- Account email, name and plan, saved on this Mac
Built for the terminal too
Your CLI, your projects, the right account.
Claude Code and Codex CLI profiles open in Terminal already signed in to their own account. Connect a project once and reopen it in your editor with that profile active in its terminals.
- Open in Terminal or sign in again in one click
- Projects open in VS Code, Cursor, Windsurf or Antigravity IDE
- Saved projects reopen from the Projects tab
Thoughtful details
Everything you need. Nothing you don’t.
Live running status
See which profiles are open right now. The list groups running and inactive profiles and refreshes on its own.
Storage usage
See how much space each profile uses and clear known cache folders, while profile data stays protected.
Settings backup
Export profile names, colors, project links and layout to a file, then review it before restoring. Sign-ins and chats are never included.
Repair and clean up
Recreate a launcher that stopped working, reveal a profile in Finder, or delete it with or without its data.
Signed in-app updates
New versions appear in the sidebar. Updates download with progress and are signature-verified before they install.
Keyboard first
Create, search, launch and repair without reaching for the mouse.
⌘N⌘F⌘L⌘R
Make it yours
At home on your Mac. In any light, in your language.
Choose System, Light or Dark, pick a blue, green or purple accent, and give every profile its own color. Kiwi AI Profiles speaks seven languages, including right-to-left Arabic.
- System, Light or Dark
- 3 accent colors
- 11 profile colors
- 7 languages
- Collapsible sidebar
Gallery
Take a closer look.
New profile. Name a profile, choose the tool and pick a color. That’s the whole setup.
Captured from Kiwi AI Profiles 1.0.41 with sample profiles. Accounts are fictional.
Private by design
Your accounts stay between you and your tools.
Never
- A Kiwi AI Profiles account or sign-in
- A server that stores your profiles or sign-ins
- Analytics, ads or tracking
Only when you ask
- Usage checks go straight to the provider or the tool you already use
- Update checks read signed releases from GitHub
Profiles, sign-ins and settings live in folders on your Mac. Kiwi AI Profiles has no cloud of its own, so there is nothing of yours on our side to leak.
Download
Get Kiwi AI Profiles. Free for Mac and Linux.
InstallReady in a minute.
Download the DMG
One universal installer for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.
Drag to Applications
Open the DMG and drag Kiwi AI Profiles into the Applications folder.
Create your first profile
Open the app, click + and pick the tool. Install Claude, Codex or Antigravity first if you have not already.
FAQ
Questions and answers.
What is Kiwi AI Profiles?
Kiwi AI Profiles is a free Mac app from AppKiro for running several separately signed-in profiles of Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Codex Desktop, Codex CLI and Antigravity on one computer. Each profile has its own data folder, so work, personal and client accounts stay apart.
Can I use multiple Claude accounts on one Mac?
Yes. Create a Claude Desktop profile for each account. Every profile runs the real Claude Desktop app with its own data folder, so each keeps its own sign-in, chats and MCP settings, and several can be open at the same time. Claude Code profiles work the same way with separate config folders.
Does it work with Codex and Antigravity?
Yes. Kiwi AI Profiles supports Codex Desktop and Codex CLI profiles, each with its own Codex home and credentials, and Antigravity desktop profiles with their own home and app data folders.
Is Kiwi AI Profiles free?
Yes. The Mac and Linux apps are free downloads from the official GitHub Releases page linked on this site. There is no account and no subscription.
Does Kiwi AI Profiles collect my data?
No. There is no Kiwi AI Profiles account, server, analytics or tracking. Profiles and settings stay in folders on your Mac. The app only goes online when you check usage, which contacts the provider or the tool you already use, and when it looks for signed updates on GitHub.
Can I see how much usage I have left?
Yes. Open a profile’s Account & quota tab and choose Check now. You see the remaining share of each limit, when it resets and the account’s plan. Antigravity limits are shown while that profile is running.
Does it give me more usage or a cheaper plan?
No. Kiwi AI Profiles organizes accounts you already have. Each provider’s plan, limits and terms still apply to every account.
Which editors can open projects with a profile?
VS Code, Cursor, Windsurf and Antigravity IDE. Connect a project to a Claude Code or Codex CLI profile and it opens with that profile active in the editor’s terminals.
Which Macs does it run on?
Macs with macOS 11 Big Sur or later. The app is universal, so one download runs natively on Apple Silicon and Intel.
Does Kiwi AI Profiles run on Ubuntu or Linux?
Yes. Download the .deb for Ubuntu 22.04 or later, or the AppImage to run it without installing. Both are for x86_64 (64-bit Intel or AMD) PCs. On Linux you can create Claude Desktop (where a Linux build is installed), Claude Code and Codex CLI profiles; Codex Desktop and Antigravity profiles are Mac only for now. The Linux app also updates itself, and every update is signature-verified before it installs.
Is Kiwi AI Profiles safe to install?
Yes. Every Mac release is signed with an Apple Developer ID and notarized by Apple, and in-app updates on Mac and Linux are signature-verified before they install. Download it only from this page or the official GitHub releases.
Is it an official app from Anthropic, OpenAI or Google?
No. Kiwi AI Profiles is an independent app by AppKiro and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Anthropic, OpenAI or Google. Install the tools you want to use separately.
What happened to AgentProfiles?
AgentProfiles is now called Kiwi AI Profiles, with a new icon and a redesigned workspace. Your profiles and settings are kept when you update.
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