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Holding more than one account

Up to five, signed in at once, with one tap to move between them.

You can be signed in to as many as five Easybie accounts at the same time and move between them without typing a password each time.

Adding one Copy a link to this section

Open your account menu — your picture, bottom of the sidebar or corner of the screen on a phone — and choose Add an existing account. Sign in as usual. The account you were already using stays signed in.

Switching Copy a link to this section

The same menu lists every account you are signed in to. Tap one and you are that person.

The page reloads completely when you switch, which is deliberate: everything on the screen was drawn for the account you just stopped being, and half-updating it is how somebody ends up reading one account's notifications while posting as another.

What is separate Copy a link to this section

Everything. Each account has its own posts, followers, messages, notifications, settings, appearance and blocked list. They do not know about each other, and nothing you do as one is visible on another.

Nobody looking at your accounts from outside can tell they are held by the same person.

Signing out Copy a link to this section

The menu offers two: log out of the account you are using, or log out of all of them. With several signed in, the first one is worded to say which account it means, because "log out" on its own is ambiguous and the expensive reading of it is the one nobody wants.

Why five Copy a link to this section

It is a limit rather than a policy. Five covers a person, a project, a shop and a spare; a hundred is an operation. Nothing about the number is a judgement on why you have four.