Tabisto· Chrome new tab extension
A calm, organized new tab for Chrome with workspaces, bookmarks, notes, reminders, and saved sessions.
What is Tabisto?
Tabisto is a chrome new tab extension.
Tabisto turns the default Chrome new tab into a workspace you actually want to land on. Group your bookmarks into workspaces for different projects or contexts — Work, Learn, Side Project — and switch between them instantly. Each workspace keeps its own visual bookmark layout, notes, reminders, and saved sessions, so you can pick up exactly where you left off.
The command palette (⌘K) lets you search bookmarks, jump to a workspace, open a saved session, or trigger any action without leaving the keyboard. Notes live right next to your bookmarks, so quick thoughts and links to share end up in the same place. Reminders nudge you on the new tab itself — no separate to-do app needed. Sessions let you save the full set of open tabs as a named bundle, then restore them later in one click.
Tabisto is local-first and works fully offline. Cloud sync is opt-in, not required. Pick from a curated set of themes that make the new tab feel pleasant instead of empty.
Built for developers, founders, students, researchers, and anyone who lives in their browser and wants their links, notes, and context organized without spending an afternoon configuring a tool.
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1Hey! I built Tabisto because every new-tab extension I tried felt like noise. I wanted a quiet place to land that still had my real workspaces, bookmarks, notes, and sessions. Try the command palette