Manage multiple workflows without the hassle of starting each app one by one

Problem Statement

People who hold several roles, such as a full-time job, a startup and content creation, use the same apps across all of them, but with different accounts, files and conversations for each. Because these apps aren't organized by role, every switch means manually reopening the right setup while the previous role's apps stay open. Those leftover apps keep pulling attention back through notifications and visible tabs, so starting real work in the new role is delayed, and focus is split between two roles at once.

ROle

Design Direction & Development

Skills

AI・UX Research・System design・App development

Target audience

Software development engineers・Senior developers・Product designers・Students

Tools

Goals

Leave Ledgerly at Ledgerly; no work Slack pings after he's switched to Forkline, unless it's a genuine production incident

Start building within 2 minutes of sitting down at 7 pm, not after 15 minutes of reopening tabs and hunting for the right Cursor project

Answer client messages within an hour in the evening without losing his place in his own work

Pain points

Spends 10 to 15 minutes every evening reopening the same apps, files and chats for his startup. Usually forgets one piece of the setup and only notices mid-task

Same apps, different accounts: easy to open his work Claude or Slack when he meant his personal one

Office apps stay open after work, so late-night Jira and Slack pings pull him out of startup work

Behavioral attributes

Separates roles by account: two Chrome profiles, two Claude projects, three Slack workspaces on one Mac

Keeps "parking lot" tabs: saves tomorrow's links in a pinned tab group so he doesn't lose them

Batches creator work into Sundays because it needs a different headspace than coding

Day in his life

11pm - 1am

Development manager

Ledgerly

5pm - 11pm

Co-Founder

Forkline studio

9am - 5pm

Instagram creator

@ryanshere (22.5k)