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

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.

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ROle

Design Direction & Development

Skills

AI・System design・App development・UX Architecture

Tools

Secondary research

More roles, more friction

Multiple jobs, freelancing and side ventures are rising, while interruptions and tool counts climb. Every extra role means more time lost refocusing.

9.3Million
Americans held multiple jobs in Nov 2025
This proves the multi-role problem is big and growing, and it comes from government data, so it’s the hardest to argue with.
US LABOR MARKET, DEC 25
28%
US knowledge workers freelance or work independently
This is exactly Mevin’s audience: knowledge workers juggling clients alongside other work.
Upwork, 2025
275
Interrupted every 2 minutes, 275 times a day
This shows how fragmented a single role already is, before you add a second or third one.
Microsoft, 2025
25Min.
To return to the original project after switching
This directly justifies Mevin’s “what you missed since you were last here” log.
Gloria Mark
75%
Gen Z entrepreneurs in India have multiple income streams
This directly justifies Mevin’s “what you missed since you were last here” log.
LinkedIn, May 2026
40
The average employee uses 40 apps
Apps per organization rose 11% year over year. Each role brings its own tool stack, and those stacks are growing.
BetterCloud, 2026 | Torii, 2026

Ideal target audience

Ryan Howard

Standford 16’

30 M

California, USA

Day in his life

9am - 5pm

Development manager

Ledgerly

5pm - 11pm

Co-Founder

Forkline studio

11pm - 1am

Instagram creator

@ryanshere (22.5k)

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

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

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

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Create a role

Name a role, pick its apps, and set where each opens

Name the role and pick a color. Add apps by hand or grab everything on screen, then optionally point each app to a project, page, command or Chrome profile.

Switch roles

Move to the next role and choose what context carries over

Mevin minimizes apps the next role doesn’t need, opens the ones it does, and lets you keep any shared app exactly as you left it.

Resume where you stopped

Mevin saves where each app was, so every role resumes exactly there

When a role ends, Mevin saves each app’s last spot on your Mac. Next time, Figma, Claude and Chrome reopen exactly where you stopped, with nothing to rebuild.

Roles learn your habits

Mevin notices apps you keep using and offers to add them

Mevin counts how you use each app in a role, never what you do. After four sessions in a row, it offers to add that app as the role closes.