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Multi-account

Run every account in its own browser.

Wenos AI gives each account a private browser on your Mac — its own cookies, its own storage, its own IP if you want one — and an agent that works inside it while you do something else.

Most people who run more than one account run them badly: one browser, a stack of logged-out tabs, a password manager, and a slow drift toward the day two accounts share a cookie and both get flagged. A multi-account browser fixes the plumbing — one profile per account, nothing shared between them.

Wenos AI does that, and then does the part nobody else does: it puts an agent inside each profile that can actually do the work.

One profile, one identity

Every account you add gets a browser of its own. Cookies, local storage, session tokens, cache and fingerprint stay inside that profile and never cross into another one. Ten Instagram accounts look like ten separate people on ten separate machines, because as far as each site can tell, they are.

  • Isolated sessions. No shared cookie jar, so a logout in one profile never signs another one out — and a flag on one never travels.
  • Signed in and staying in. You log in once, the way you normally would. The profile keeps that session from then on.
  • Its own connection. Each profile runs on a dedicated proxy or your Mac's normal connection — your call, per account.
  • Its own agent. The profile isn't just a container. An agent works inside it, doing the task you recorded.

Why an agent per profile changes the job

A multi-account browser on its own is still manual — you're the one clicking, just in tidier windows. In Wenos AI you record a task once: you press record, do it, and stop. Every click, keystroke and page becomes a skill the agent can repeat, inside whichever profile you point it at.

Record once, run per account

The same recorded skill can run across every profile you own — the agent adapts to what it finds on each one.

Steps that survive redesigns

Actions find a button by its name and visible words, never by where it sat on screen, so a layout change doesn't break the run.

Self-healing runs

Consent walls, surprise modals and 500s get handled instead of ending the job.

Approval before it matters

Anything that touches the outside world declares what it's about to do and waits for you.

Who runs it this way

  • Creators with a main account plus clip and niche accounts across platforms.
  • Agencies holding client logins that must never mix — one profile per client, one audit trail per profile.
  • Ad buyers running several ad accounts and business managers side by side.
  • Sellers and affiliates keeping storefronts, support inboxes and outreach separate.

To be straight about it: Wenos runs accounts you already own and sign in to yourself. It doesn't mass-register new accounts, and running accounts in a way a platform forbids is still on you — isolation is a privacy and hygiene tool, not a licence.

It's a Mac app, not a cloud panel

The browsers run on your machine. Rules, memories, receipts and conversations stay local, and any entry can be audited or purged from Knowledge & Memory. Nothing is uploaded to a dashboard you don't control — which also means the work needs your Mac awake, and scheduled skills fire the moment it is.

Questions people actually ask

How many accounts can I run at once?

As many as your Mac has memory for — each account is a browser profile, not a paid seat. The Studio plan lifts the agent limit entirely.

Will the platforms link my accounts together?

Nothing is shared between profiles: separate cookies, storage, cache and fingerprint, and a separate IP if you assign a proxy. What links accounts is usually a shared session or a shared connection, and both are separated here.

Do I have to create the accounts inside Wenos?

No — you sign in to each account once, exactly as you would in any browser, and the profile keeps that session. Wenos runs accounts you own rather than registering new ones.

Can two agents work in two accounts at the same time?

Yes. Profiles are independent, so several agents can run in parallel, each in its own window, each with its own login.

What happens if a site changes its layout?

Steps locate things by name and visible text rather than screen position, and runs recover on their own from consent walls and errors. If a step does age badly, you re-record that one step instead of starting over.

Teach it once. It runs forever.

Wenos AI is a native macOS app. Record a task, hand it to an agent, and get the week back.

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