What Morfiade is

Morfiade (spelled «Морфиада» in Russian) is a Windows program that lets you keep several accounts of the same site open at the same time in ordinary Google Chrome, and switch between them with a click instead of logging out.

Each account lives in its own profile: its own cookies, its own passwords, its own extensions and, if you need it, its own proxy. The site sees independent windows; you just see a few windows side by side.

The problem it grew out of

The SessionBox extension used to do this: you stayed in your own Chrome and kept several sessions of one site in it. Chrome moved to new extension rules and that approach became impossible — for every extension of that kind at once, not just SessionBox. The extension is gone, the need stayed.

Morfiade solves the same problem a different way: not by swapping cookies inside a tab, but with a separate profile per account. That is why we describe ourselves as a SessionBox replacement rather than yet another browser.

How this differs from incognito

Incognito gives you a clean slate — but exactly one, and only until you close the window. The sign-in is not saved, and to the site itself you are still the same visitor: incognito hides your traces from your own computer, not from the site.

A profile gives you that same clean-slate feeling, except there can be a hundred sandboxes, each one remembering its own sign-in, each with its own way out to the internet. In one phrase: permanent incognito that does not forget you between launches.

Who needs it

Not only people with hundreds of accounts. More often, people with two or three:

• two Steam or Discord accounts on one computer;
• personal and work email open side by side, without "sign out and sign in";
• several marketplace or ad accounts belonging to one person;
• your own account and a client's account that must not be mixed up;
• testing a site as several users at once.

What Morfiade is not

So there are no false expectations:

• It is not our own browser. Morfiade drives the Google Chrome you already have installed. We do not ship a Chromium build and do not plan to — a custom build always lags behind real Chrome on security.
• It is not protection from bans. Profiles are isolated so that accounts are not linked to each other. That does not override a platform's rules, and anyone promising "your account won't get banned" is lying to you.
• It is not a cloud. The program runs on your computer; profiles, proxies and notes stay with you, not on our server.
• It is not an "affiliate marketing tool". People do use it that way, but the problem it was written for is simpler and far more common — stop logging out.

Where the name comes from

Morfeo, the god who takes any shape, and myriade, a countless multitude. The "-iad" suffix means a collective multitude in both Greek and Russian: myriad, Olympiad, Iliad. The result reads as "a multitude of guises".

What is inside, briefly

• Chrome profiles in bulk, launched in several threads;
• a proxy per profile, HTTP and SOCKS5, with liveness checks;
• moving profiles to another computer together with sessions — something Google sync cannot do;
• the same action repeated across several windows at once;
• browser fingerprint spoofing, when accounts must not be linked;
• control from an AI agent over MCP — Claude Code, Gemini CLI and the like.

A detailed breakdown is on the Features page; step-by-step usage is in the manual.