Happy OG Shift user for 9 years

I've been a Shift user since 2016 and have seen it go through a lot of changes, some for the better and others for the worst. Originally, I was working for a company that hosted its email service with Google and signed up for it in search of a way to switch between multiple personal and work-related Gmails and Google Drives more seamlessly. That remains one of the main reasons I still keep paying for it today. I also love that it keeps me signed into multiple other SAASs, apps, social media accounts, etc. that I use for my work (now as an owner of multiple businesses) at the same time so that I don't have to keep those tabs open in the non-Shift browsers that I use. I do not use some of the newer features that Shift offers, such as the Workspaces and its web-browsing capabilities. In my brain, Shift has always been an "anti-browser" of sorts, so using it as such seems counterintuitive. And since I don't have a need to separate all my accounts across different contexts and work, I don't find the Workspaces helpful. Otherwise, it's a brilliant tool and one I'm planning to continue using for years to come.

I've had a very positive experience with managing and switching between multiple email accounts and types of applications. For example, I can seamlessly switch between my accounting and timesheet tracking software, my project management software, my LinkedIn account, Spotify, and various messaging platforms all within a few seconds and without having to hunt through different browser windows or umpteen open tabs.

I've been happily using and saving time and reducing stress with Shift for over 9 years. When I'm in a workflow, I don't want to suddenly have to be interrupted by a sign-in process or 2-factor or whatever other kind of friction I might encounter if I can avoid it. Shift helps with this tremendously.