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Set a default Google account per app by email — so each Google site opens on the account you chose. Tired of opening the wrong Google account again? Switchie lets you set a default Google account for each Google app, using a simple email picker. No confusing account numbers. Choose once per site, then land on the right account next time you visit. WHAT IT DOES • Save a default Google account for the Google site you’re on • Pick accounts by email — Switchie maps that to the correct account session for you • Optional auto-switch when you open a supported Google app • Works on the major Google apps you already use for work, school, and personal life HOW TO USE 1. Sign in to your Google accounts in Chrome 2. Open a Google app (for example your mail inbox) 3. Click the Switchie icon → Refresh accounts 4. Select your account — Instant Save sets it as the default for that site 5. Next time you visit, you land on the right account automatically PRIVACY FIRST • All preferences stored locally on your device • No remote servers, no analytics, no data selling • See our privacy policy for full details NOTES • Unofficial extension — not affiliated with Google LLC • After signing in/out of Google accounts, tap Refresh in the popup • chromewebstore.google.com cannot be modified (Chrome policy) Built for people juggling personal, work, and school Google accounts.
Sep 11, 2026
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