An Online Start Page That Stays Useful Offline

Use the web version from another device and the Chrome extension for immediate new-tab access with a local browser copy.

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Browser window showing custom online start page with organized link tiles

An online start page gives you one address for the sites used across work and daily life. The limitation is obvious: a purely online dashboard disappears when the connection or service is unavailable.

Use the web page and extension for different moments

TabRover provides a web version for opening the workspace from a browser. The Chrome extension replaces each new tab automatically and keeps a local browser copy, so saved links remain visible during a temporary connection or server failure.

Organize by destination, not widget

A board represents a project or life area. Columns separate broad lanes, groups hold related destinations, and Inbox catches links that need sorting later. Current-board search retrieves a page by title, address, description, or group name.

Set up a useful first board

  1. Create groups for one real project.
  2. Add only destinations you expect to reopen.
  3. Import Chrome bookmarks if they are a useful starting point.
  4. Briefly test the extension offline so you understand the local copy.

Frequently asked questions

How to set up TabRover as a start page?
Go to Chrome Settings → On startup → Open a specific page → Add tabrover.com/s/. Alternatively, install the TabRover Chrome extension for automatic new tab replacement.
Does it work without an extension?
Yes! TabRover works entirely in your browser. You can access it at tabrover.com/s/ and set it as your start page in Chrome settings. The extension is optional but provides automatic new tab replacement.
Can I access my start page from multiple devices?
Yes, when you sign in with Google, your boards and links sync across all devices. Access your start page from any computer, tablet, or phone.

Open the workspace from the web or a new tab

Use TabRover online, then add Chrome access and a local browser copy.

Add TabRover to Chrome (opens in a new tab)