WebCatalog is a desktop app that turns web apps such as Gmail, Slack, and Notion into standalone apps outside the browser, with separate accounts for the same app. It helps founders and freelancers in the region who switch between dozens of tools and different client accounts every day.
Key features
- Standalone apps: each web app in its own window, away from cluttered tabs.
- Multiple accounts: several accounts for the same app without logging in and out.
- Spaces: group apps by client or project.
- Large catalog: thousands of ready-to-install web apps.
- Notifications: desktop notifications for each app.
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Limited number of apps |
| Pro | about $6/month | Unlimited apps and accounts |
| Team | about $10/user/month | Team features |
The trial converts to a paid subscription automatically unless cancelled, so set a reminder for its end date.
Prices change over time, so check WebCatalog’s own pricing page for current rates before subscribing.
Pros and cons
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Tidier than dozens of browser tabs | Trial converts to a subscription automatically |
| Multiple accounts for the same app | Each app uses extra memory |
| Low price | Some browsers offer similar features for free |
Who it’s best for
Founders, freelancers, and agencies managing several client accounts on the same tools who want a more organized desktop.
Skip it if you use a few tools with one account each, or if browser profiles already keep your accounts separate.
How to get started
Install the app, start on the free plan with the tools you use daily, and if you start a paid trial, set a reminder before it ends.
FAQ
Does the trial convert to a subscription automatically? Yes, unless you cancel before it ends.
Does it run on Windows and Mac? Yes, and on Linux as well.
Can I open two Gmail accounts at once? Yes, in two separate apps without logging out.
Disclosure: atlaspreneur may earn a commission if you sign up for WebCatalog through the links in this article. This does not change what you pay, and it does not influence which tools we choose to cover.
