OpenAI's ChatGPT has added account switching on mobile, allowing users to stay signed in to up to two accounts and move between them without logging out.
ChatGPT · OpenAI
Switch between two ChatGPT accounts without logging out
ChatGPT on mobile now lets users stay signed in to up to two accounts and move between them. Each account keeps its own chats, memory, files, and billing. A desktop version is coming soon.
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Accounts signed in at once, maximum
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Data types kept fully separate per account: chats, memory, files, billing
Live
Mobile now; desktop described as coming soon
Signed-in accounts per device: before vs. now
Each block = one account signed in at the same time
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Before: switch by signing out and in
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Now: up to two, switch without logging out
How the switch changes the workflow
STEP 1
Personal account
Own chats, memory, files, billing
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STEP 2
Switch, no logout
Move between the two signed-in accounts
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STEP 3
Work account
Business use, kept apart from personal
Why it matters
Personal and work use no longer require repeated sign-ins
Conversation histories and payment details stay separated
Addresses a common friction point for multi-account users
Still unclear
How the switching works under the hood
Any limits beyond the two-account cap
Cross-device behavior once desktop launches
Watch next
Desktop release and a teased follow-up within two days
The announcement used the terms "resets" and "banked" without explaining them. Details on availability, plan eligibility, and what the teased news means are still expected from OpenAI.
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