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Your personal start page

Create Your Free Personal Homepage With Your Favorite Links

Give the websites you use every day a home of their own. Bring your favorite links and online tools into a visual start page that you can organize around your routine.

Create your personal homepage How it works

Free beta · Browser-only storage · No cloud sync yet

Close-up from the actual tabbaze desktop showing link tiles for ChatGPT, Gemini, Canva, Google Calendar and Trello
Real desktop screenshot · Cloud · Close-up of four lanes

Why tabbaze

Get organized. Find things faster.

01

A homepage that feels yours

Keep work tools, learning resources and personal sites together, without mixing everything into one list.

02

Made to organize

Create projects and categories, arrange them across four lanes and choose the view that works for you.

03

Easy to personalize

Give your website tiles recognizable names, colors and logos.

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
tabbaze – Your web. One place.
Lanes:
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

A practical example

Example: Build a personal homepage

Choose the websites you open every week and separate personal tools from work resources.

This is a simplified illustration, not automatic importing of browser bookmarks.

▦ Project: Personal
◈ Category: Communication
  • Gmail – Email
  • Calendar – Events
  • WhatsApp – Messages

Step by step

How to use tabbaze every day

01

Build a homepage with links

A personal homepage is a simple launchpad for the sites you visit often. With tabbaze, the layout is yours to arrange.

  1. Start with your most-used websites rather than every bookmark you own.
  2. Group similar links into a few easy-to-recognize categories.
  3. Keep separate projects for different parts of your life.
02

Customize your home page with visual tiles

Visual cues make it easier to find familiar websites. Organize your links as tiles and adjust the details to fit your preferences.

  1. Use a short name for each website.
  2. Choose custom colors or logos where useful.
  3. Switch to a list view when you prefer a compact layout.
03

A homepage layout you can actually use

Think in terms of recurring tasks instead of saving every site you encounter. A few well-chosen groups often work better than dozens of folders.

  1. Communication: keep mail, calendar and messages together.
  2. Work: group online apps by task, for example design, planning and reporting.
  3. Personal: add a separate project for maps, travel and entertainment.
04

Use it as your browser homepage

tabbaze works in your browser without an extension. If you want it to open when you start browsing, set the tabbaze URL as your homepage in your browser settings.

  1. Open tabbaze and set up your workspace.
  2. Add the sites you want to access quickly.
  3. Optionally set tabbaze as your homepage in your browser.

Make it yours

Your personal homepage in your favorite theme

Compare three real screenshots from the tabbaze beta. These are actual interface examples.

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.

tabbaze · Your web. One place.

All your links. One clear place.

Try the free beta and build your own link collection. For now, your data stays in this browser.

Create your personal homepage

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is tabbaze a free personal homepage?

The current tabbaze beta is free to use. Paid plans are not available yet.

Can I set it as my browser homepage?

Yes. You can set the tabbaze URL as your browser homepage manually in your browser settings.

Is a personal homepage the same as a browser extension?

No. tabbaze is a webpage you can open in your browser or set as your homepage. It does not need an extension or automatically change your browser settings.

How many sites should I add at first?

Start with a small set of websites you visit each week. You can add and reorganize links as your routine changes.

Will my homepage sync across devices?

Not yet. The beta saves your workspace locally in each browser. JSON export and import are available in Free.