For freelancers

Chrome profile management for freelancers

One Chrome profile per client keeps logins clean but scatters your own bookmarks. Braid Sync keeps your working set present in every client profile.

Why the profile-per-client habit starts

Once two clients hand you access to the same platform under different accounts, one browser profile stops working. A profile per client is the clean answer: each has its own logins, its own analytics session and no risk of posting to the wrong account.

What breaks next

  • Your invoicing, time tracking and contract templates live in exactly one profile.
  • Reference material you bookmarked during one project is unreachable during the next.
  • You copy links to yourself by email or chat, which is a bookmark system with worse search.
  • Every new client profile starts empty and slowly accumulates the same twelve links.

A setup that holds

  1. Keep one folder — call it Toolkit — with the links you need in every profile: invoicing, docs, your own site, snippets.
  2. Mark it shared in Braid Sync so it appears in every client profile.
  3. Keep a per-client folder that stays local; client material has no reason to travel.
  4. Nominate a research tab group when a project spans profiles, and let it arrive collapsed on the other side.
  5. When a client ends, delete their profile. Your toolkit is unaffected.

Cost

Five accounts is usually enough for a freelancer: personal, business and up to three client profiles. That is the $20 one-time tier — see pricing. Beyond five accounts, the agency setup applies.

Try Braid Sync free for 7 days

Install it in the profiles you actually use, pick the folders and groups worth sharing, and see the merge land. No card required.