About tabExtend
tabExtend is a visual tab manager built to make the browser feel like a calm, useful workspace. It helps people save open tabs, arrange related links, and keep notes, to-dos, images, and reminders beside the web resources that give them context.
Why tabExtend exists
Modern work happens across dozens of websites, but browser tabs and bookmark folders do little to explain why a page matters or what should happen next. tabExtend replaces the default new-tab page with visual workspaces and groups. A person can clear a crowded window without losing useful research, return to a project later, and keep supporting thoughts and actions in the same place as the saved links.
The product is designed for students, researchers, freelancers, makers, teams, and other knowledge workers who repeatedly move between projects. Its goal is not to automate browsing on a person's behalf; it is to give that person a clearer, more intentional way to organize browser work.
An independent product from Sweden
tabExtend was founded by Gustav Ekerot and is developed as an independent, self-funded product in Sweden. Product decisions are shaped by direct user feedback and by the practical needs of people who rely on a browser every day. The service is available on supported desktop browsers and mobile devices, with a free starting experience and optional paid plans.
For a hands-on introduction, read the getting-started guide. Current plan information is available on the pricing page, and the product updates describe how tabExtend has evolved.
How to reach us
Questions about the product or company are welcome. Visit the contact page for the correct support and general inquiry addresses. Privacy information is summarized in the privacy hub and documented fully in the legal privacy policy.
