Your web. One place.

Your websites and links. One clear place.

Save links, websites and online tools in one personal homepage. Organize them with categories, visual tiles and flexible views – no installation needed.

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ⓘ Beta: Your data stays in this browser only. No account or cross-device sync yet.

Close-up from the actual tabbaze desktop showing link tiles for ChatGPT, Gemini, Canva, Google Calendar and Trello

What tabbaze does

Less searching. More doing.

Save links

Keep your most visited websites and web apps in a single personal collection.

Organize bookmarks

Sort by work, personal life or any category you create. Move things around freely.

Visual dashboard

Recognize your tools quickly with clean tiles, colors and custom icons.

Flexible streams

Choose one to four desktop streams. Closing a stream moves categories left; adding one gives you more room.

Flexible views

Choose tiles or compact link rows within categories, independently of the stream count.

Export and import

JSON export and import are included in Free.

Explore the actual workflow

One category for all your Canva links.

Keep separate Canva URLs for projects, presentations and banners in one visual category. Rearrange the tiles with drag and drop.

The real tile concept, with interactive rearranging.

Interactive product demoDemo only · not saved

Project Work · 18 links · 5 categories● Demo · not saved

Lane 1

⠿Canva

⠿AI & Tools

Lane 2

⠿Organization

Lane 3

⠿Learning

Lane 4

⠿Creative Work

Organize your links: try it yourself

Drag a tile to a new position or category. On touch devices: tap a tile, then tap its destination.

Example links only · Your actual workspace is not affected

These are individual example links, not automatic Canva subfolders.

Organize your own links

tabbaze

Too many scattered bookmarks?

Browser folders and open tabs can get messy. With tabbaze, you save the links you choose in projects and categories. It does not automatically capture or sync your open browser tabs.

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Canva example: links to homepages, projects, presentations and banners in one category.

Color themes

Light or dark. Make your workspace your own.

Compare three original screenshots of tabbaze. Additional themes are available directly in the application.

Actual screenshots

The real tabbaze interface

Actual desktop screenshot of tabbaze showing four lanes, categories, website links and recognizable icons. Interface labels in this screenshot are in German. Theme: Midnight — Actual desktop screenshot of tabbaze showing four lanes, categories, website links and recognizable icons. Interface labels in this screenshot are in German. **Midnight**.

Desktop first, responsive everywhere

Four lanes on desktop. An adaptable view for smaller screens.

Use four side-by-side lanes on desktop. On smaller screens, categories adapt to the available space.

Original desktop view with four lanes, projects, categories and website tiles — Original interface with four lanes

Made for your everyday web

Find the right way to organize your web

Bookmark Manager

Organize all your favorite websites in one visual place.

Save Links Online

Collect your URLs and find them easily.

Personal Homepage

Create a start page with your favorite sites.

Link Library

Build a useful collection of website links.

Frequently asked questions

Is tabbaze free?

The current beta is free to try. Future paid plans are not available yet.

Will my bookmarks sync across devices?

No. In this beta your workspace is saved only in your current browser. Cross-device sync is planned for a later release.

Can I back up my links?

Yes. JSON export and import are available in Free. The beta stores data locally in this browser; back up your workspace regularly.

Do I need a browser extension?

No installation is needed. Automatically capturing open browser tabs is not a feature of this beta.