EazyHood is an independent software publisher that distributes its work publicly through GitHub, where the company's repositories and project activity can be reviewed directly by users and developers. The publisher's catalog currently consists of a single product, AppCloner, a utility designed for the Windows operating system. AppCloner addresses a common limitation of desktop software: many applications allow only one running instance or one logged-in account at a time, forcing users to sign out and back in repeatedly or resort to complex workarounds. The software solves this by creating clones of Windows applications, each running with an independent session, so that the same program can be used with several accounts simultaneously on a single machine. This capability falls broadly into the category of system and productivity utilities, and it serves a range of practical use cases. For example, users who manage multiple profiles on messaging, email, social media, or gaming platforms can keep every account open side by side without conflict. Professionals who separate personal and work identities in the same application, testers who need to observe how software behaves under different user contexts, and anyone juggling several service accounts can benefit from this approach. Because the cloned instances are isolated from one another, each session maintains its own state and credentials rather than interfering with the others. As a publisher with a focused, single-package offering, EazyHood represents the kind of small-scale developer that concentrates on solving one well-defined problem rather than maintaining a broad product suite, and its open presence on GitHub provides transparency into the project's development and ongoing maintenance.

AppCloner

Clone Windows apps with independent sessions - run the same app with several accounts at once.

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