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Track which Google accounts you've used to authenticate on different websites Do you have multiple Google accounts for work, personal use, and side projects? AuthRecall is a lightweight, privacy-focused tool that automatically tracks and remembers your authentication history so you always know which email belongs to which website. ✨ Key Features 1. Automatic Account Detection: AuthRecall intelligently monitors Google OAuth logins and captures the email used for each site without any manual input required. 2. Visual Badge Indicator: A glance at the extension icon in your toolbar reveals a badge showing the first letter of the account used on the current site, providing immediate context. 3. Comprehensive Dashboard: Open the popup to view a searchable list of all your tracked websites and accounts. Easily find, edit, or delete entries. 4. Optional Notion Integration: Seamlessly sync your account data to a private Notion database for cross-device backups and organized record-keeping. 5. Manual Entry Support: If you logged into a site before installing the extension, you can manually add the account mapping in seconds. 6. Import & Export: Maintain full control over your data with one-click JSON backup and restore functionality. 🔒 Privacy First 1. Local Storage: Your data is stored locally in your browser and is never sent to external servers unless you choose to enable Notion sync. 2. Full Control: You can clear all tracked data or specific entries at any time. 3. Universal Scanning: The extension uses a smart network scanner that only looks for email patterns on user-profile and authentication endpoints, ignoring analytics and system trackers. 📖 How It Works 1. Install the extension. 2. Log in with Google on any website. 3. AuthRecall remembers the email automatically. 4. Check the badge next time you visit to see exactly which account to use. Stop the "wrong account" login loops and manage your digital identity with ease using AuthRecall.
Jan 20, 2026
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