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accshift is a desktop app that lets you switch between accounts on game launchers (Steam, Riot, Battle.net, Epic Games, Ubisoft Connect, Roblox, GOG Galaxy, Jagex Launcher, Discord) in one click, without typing your password every time. It runs locally on your PC and does not ask for launcher passwords; Roblox also supports explicitly pasting its login cookie.

This wiki documents the upcoming 1.0.0 code. The latest stable installer is still 0.9.0, so some pages describe features that have not reached a stable release yet.

Windows is the primary target. macOS supports Steam and Battle.net, Linux supports Steam; the other launchers are Windows-only because they have no usable client on those operating systems.

First launch

The first time you open accshift, a short tour walks you through the basics (adding accounts, switching, settings) and asks whether you want to share optional usage data. You can change every choice later in Settings > Privacy.

Pages

Platforms

• Steam: Windows, Linux, macOS
• Riot Games: Windows
• Battle.net: Windows, macOS
• Epic Games: Windows
• Ubisoft Connect: Windows
• Roblox: Windows
• GOG Galaxy: Windows
• Jagex Launcher: Windows
• Discord: Windows

Per-OS notes

• Linux: native, Flatpak and Snap Steam
• macOS: Steam and Battle.net

Reference

• CLI: accshift command-line binary
• Integrations: deep links, CLI, Stream Deck and scripts
• Settings: every tab and toggle
• CS2 Stats Bridge: optional external endpoint contract
• Security & Data: storage paths, encryption per OS, PIN lock
• Telemetry: fields, consent, retention, export and deletion
• Privacy Policy: legal basis and data-subject rights
• Updates: signed Windows updates
• Troubleshooting: common errors and fixes

At a glance

Feature	Windows	macOS	Linux
Steam	Yes	Yes	Yes (native, Flatpak, Snap)
Riot Games	Yes	No	No
Battle.net	Yes	Yes	No
Epic Games	Yes	No	No
Ubisoft Connect	Yes	No	No
Roblox	Yes	No	No
GOG Galaxy	Preview	No	No
Jagex Launcher	Preview	No	No
Discord	Preview	No	No
CLI	Yes	Yes	Yes

Run accshift platforms to see which platforms the current build can actually drive on your machine.

Preview means the GUI and CLI are implemented and mechanically tested on Windows, but the complete sign-in flow still needs broader testing with real accounts.