Use clear local labels that explain the room, person or purpose of a profile without exposing credentials. A nickname such as Bedroom TV is easier to recognise than a password, and it helps prevent accidentally opening the wrong account during troubleshooting.
Keep the nickname ordinary
Profile names usually appear on screen and may be visible to guests. Avoid putting an email address, full server URL or private account number in that label. The actual username belongs in its dedicated field, not in the decorative title of the account.
Record what each profile represents
If you keep a trial and a paid account temporarily, include a simple distinction in the name. Remove the expired profile when it is no longer needed. Duplicate names can make an old account appear to be a fresh login problem.
Plan for shared devices
A local profile selector is not necessarily a security boundary between household members. Check whether the app offers separate locks or operating-system user profiles. Do not assume hiding an account from the opening screen prevents another user from accessing its stored details.
