Open your links fast, even offline.

TabRover puts your organized workspace on every Chrome new tab and keeps a local copy ready without internet.

TabRover workspace with public websites grouped into colorful work, development, AI, learning, marketing, design, media, and daily-life categories.
Works without internetYour boards stay available in Chrome.
Opens fast from a local browser copyNo separate dashboard to wait for.
Syncs when you are onlineSign in to keep devices up to date.

Bookmarks hide. Tabs pile up.

When the same sites power your work every day, digging through folders wastes time. TabRover puts the links you need in view and keeps each project separate.

Open a tab. See the project. Pick up where you left off.

Everything you need, laid out before you start.

Use boards for projects or clients, columns for areas of work, and groups for related links. A fresh install includes one board. An active license adds more boards and manual theme controls.

Explore the visual bookmark manager
  1. Board
  2. Column
  3. Group
  4. Link
  5. Inbox
  6. Search

Save it now. Find it when you need it.

Capture

Send the current page to Inbox without breaking your flow.

Organize

Move it into a board, column, and group when you are ready.

Find

Scan the current board or search its link titles, URLs, descriptions, and group names.

Less waiting. Less searching. Fewer lost links.

Offline access

Keep working from the local browser copy when Wi-Fi or the server is unavailable.

Fast new-tab start

Your workspace is already in Chrome, ready each time you open a new tab.

Projects stay separate

Keep client sites, documents, dashboards, and references in their own boards and groups.

Save now, sort later

Send the current page to Inbox without breaking your flow, then organize it later.

Find links quickly

Scan the layout or search titles, URLs, descriptions, and group names on the current board.

Import, arrange, sync

Bring in Chrome bookmarks, drag everything into place, and sync signed-in devices.

One workspace. Whatever your work looks like.

SEO and agencies

Keep analytics, client sites, briefs, ad accounts, and reports separated by client.

Developers and researchers

Group repositories, environments, docs, tickets, papers, and tools by project.

Freelancers

Switch between client work without mixing links or leaving every tab open.

Personal planning

Separate finance, travel, learning, health, and things to read with columns and groups; an active license adds separate boards when needed.

Choose the tool that matches the job.

TabRover is designed for recurring work links. Other tools may be a better fit when your priority is a beautiful background, a read-later archive, or restoring temporary tab sessions.

Need Best fit Why
Visible project links TabRover A board, columns, groups, Inbox, and current-board search live on every new tab. An active TabRover license unlocks additional boards.
Widgets and public portals Start.me A broader dashboard with feeds, notes, weather, embeds, and team options.
Save and restore tab sessions Toby or Workona Session workflows are their core job.
Read-later library and archive Raindrop.io It is built around collecting and retrieving a long-term library.
Minimal photos and focus Momentum, Bonjourr, or Tabliss They prioritize atmosphere, widgets, or focus rituals.

Questions about TabRover.

What does TabRover replace?
The Chrome extension replaces the default new tab page with your TabRover workspace.
Can I import my current Chrome bookmarks?
Yes. TabRover can import existing Chrome bookmarks so you can reorganize them into a board, columns, and groups. An active TabRover license unlocks additional boards.
What is the difference between a board, column, and group?
A board is a top-level project or area. A column divides that board into categories or stages. A group collects related links inside a column.
Can I save a page without organizing it immediately?
Yes. Send the current page to Inbox, then move it to the right place later.
Does TabRover work offline?
Yes. TabRover keeps a local copy in Chrome, so your workspace remains available when the connection drops. Account sync resumes after you sign in and the internet returns.
Do I have to use the extension?
No. You can open the web version at tabrover.com/s, but the extension is what makes TabRover appear automatically on each new Chrome tab.
Why does the extension need browser permissions?
TabRover uses browser permissions to replace the new tab page, import Chrome bookmarks, and send the current page to Inbox. The privacy policy explains each permission in detail.

Your links should be ready before the internet is.

Install TabRover, import your Chrome bookmarks, and open an organized workspace with every new tab.