Casement suits anyone who runs several Chrome profiles on a Mac: it gives each profile its own Dock icon with its photo, returns to the window that profile already has open, and lets you pin that profile's files and pages. It costs $9 once for up to three Macs, after a 7-day trial.
Who this is for
- Consultants and freelancers with one profile per client.
- People who keep work and personal accounts apart.
- Teams that share a Mac and use a profile each.
- Anyone who tests sites while signed in as different users.
What changes day to day
- You stop picking a profile from a menu every time you want a different one.
- Clicks return you to the window you left, so tabs and scroll positions stay put.
- Each profile can have its own pinned list of files and pages in the Dock.
- Windows are easier to tell apart because each icon and window carries the profile's picture and colour.
What stays the same
Chrome keeps managing your data. Casement does not copy or move profiles, so extensions, bookmarks and sync behave as before.
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How many is too many
Chrome itself does not impose a low limit. In practice, put in the Dock only the profiles you use every day, and leave the rest in Chrome's profile menu. Five or six icons stays readable.
Questions people ask
Do I need the paid version for everything?
No. Only the Chrome profile Dock icons are paid. Layouts, switcher, hover to focus and the rest are free.
Try Casement
Casement is a menu-bar app for Mac that puts each Chrome profile in the Dock as its own icon and adds snap layouts, hover-to-focus, a window switcher, Dock window lists, a drop shelf and display controls..