A Client Link Workspace for Freelancers
Keep each client's recurring destinations together and switch projects without searching through folders or old messages.
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Freelance work creates the same navigation problem repeatedly: each client has a brief, files, meetings, invoices, analytics, publishing tools, and reference material. The links arrive in different messages and disappear into different folders.
Use client names only where privacy allows
Create a structure that separates clients and internal work. If screenshots or screen sharing are common, use neutral project labels and avoid storing secrets in link titles or descriptions.
Keep the recurring path visible
Place destinations used every week near the top. Put research and archived resources lower. Use Inbox for pages captured during a call, then file or delete them afterwards.
Switch projects from the new tab
TabRover appears whenever a new Chrome tab opens. Search covers the current board, and a local browser copy keeps saved links visible during a temporary internet or server interruption.
Also see the work-link workspace guide.
Frequently asked questions
How many client boards can I create?
Can I access my boards from my phone?
Is TabRover free for freelancers?
Keep one client from spilling into another
Create a visible home for recurring client links and open it from every new tab.