Magic organize
Group saved links or tabs from your current window on the board you’re using. Magic finds related topics and adds dividers where they help.
Review the result, make it yours, or undo. Your original browser tabs stay open.
A LITTLE MAGIC FOR YOUR EVERYDAY TABS
A little Magic.A clearer workspace.
Turn scattered tabs into useful groups with Magic.
Start fresh with Lucky. Make room for your links, notes and next steps.
Free Chrome extension · No account · Local-first
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My workspace Everything you need.
Everything you need.
In one place.
Click to try the magic
📋 WorkA few too many tabs? Try a little magic.
Sample saved links. This website cannot read your tabs or history.
◉ No ads. No analytics.⌁ Works offline after installation.↗ Export whenever you like.
01 / FROM TABS TO A LITTLE ORDER
Two ways to find
your starting point.
Give the links you already have a little structure. Or let your everyday sites become the start of something useful.
Feeling Lucky
Skip the setup. Lucky turns frequently visited sites into a ready-to-use board, with groups first and links finding their places next.
Optional history permission. Needs 6 eligible sites from a 90-day window; Chrome’s frequency ranking is approximate.
Fewer groups.
More useful connections.
One E-Commerce group can hold Shopify and your Amazon tools, with a named divider to keep the related links together. Less fragmentation, more context.
Local grouping rules, not a remote AI service. You can refine the rules and rearrange the result.
How Magic & Lucky work ↗🛍️E-Commerce
ShopifyYour store, all together
Amazon
Amazonamazon.com
Seller Centralsellercentral.amazon.com
Amazon Adsadvertising.amazon.com
02 / BUILT FOR THE WAY YOU BROWSE
Keep the context.
Pick up where you left off.
Keep the thought
next to the link.
A note for context. A to-do for what’s next.
Small things that help you pick up where you left off.
✎ The next good idea starts here.
Try the checkboxes. Changes stay in this page.
A little plate.
A place to land.
Grab a favicon from your open tabs and drop it into a group. The original tab stays open — your saved link has a home.
01
A home for each project
Give work and everyday life their own space. Move a whole group when plans change.
02
The good stuff, closer
Favorite a link across any workspace. Find it again with a quick search.
03
Make the space yours
Your colors, your icons, light or dark. Six languages, with English as the default.
04
Keep a way back
Local snapshots, trash and exports. Take a board, a workspace or a full backup with you.
03 / A USEFUL HEAD START
Start with a board.
Make it your own.
Three small, ready-made starting points. Real resource links, original sample notes and a few next steps. Preview a template, then create it inside Tabplate.
Ecommerce desk
Your store tools, Amazon operations and weekly review in one board.
Preview Ecommerce desk
🛍️ Store & marketplaces
- Shopify Admin
- Amazon
- Amazon Seller Central
- Amazon Ads
- ✎ Your market, your links
Replace the Amazon links with your regional marketplace if needed. Keep each store’s private dashboards in your own board. This template does not connect to your seller accounts.
📈 Plan & improve
- Shopify Help Center
- Google Docs
- ✎ This week’s experiment
Hypothesis: What do I want to improve?
Change: What is the smallest useful test?
Measure: What will tell me it helped?
Review: When will I decide what to do next? - ☑ Weekly store review
- Check stock and fulfillment issues
- Review campaign results in your own account
- Choose one improvement to test
- Export a board backup
Research desk
Keep sources, a research question and the next steps side by side.
Preview Research desk
📚 Find & collect
- Google Scholar
- Wikipedia
- ✎ Start with a question
Question:
Why does it matter?
What would a useful answer look like?
What evidence could change my mind?
Use this board to gather sources. Open each source and check its author, date and evidence before relying on it.
✍️ Read & synthesize
- Zotero
- Google Docs
- Working notes
- ✎ One source, one takeaway
Source / author:
Main claim:
Evidence:
Limitations:
My takeaway:
Next question: - ☑ A small research session
- Write one focused research question
- Find three relevant sources
- Compare their evidence and limitations
- Write a short synthesis in your own words
Creator studio
Move from an idea to a draft, a visual and a publishing checklist.
Preview Creator studio
💡 Ideas & drafts
- Google Docs
- ✎ An idea worth making
Who is this for?
What one useful thing will they take away?
Opening idea:
Three supporting points:
Example or demonstration:
Next step for the viewer or reader: - ☑ Before you record or write
- Choose one clear audience and takeaway
- Draft the opening and main points
- Gather examples you have permission to use
🎨 Design & publish
- Figma
- YouTube Studio
- Final pass
- ✎ A useful review
Is the promise clear?
Can I remove anything that gets in the way?
Are examples and claims accurate?
Is private information hidden?
What did I learn after publishing? - ☑ Ready to share
- Check the title, thumbnail and description
- Add captions or readable supporting text
- Check links and hide private information
- Publish when ready and note one lesson
A new board, without the setup
Built-in picker in the next extension update, 0.11.28
- Open Tabplate and choose Templates next to your boards.
- Preview Ecommerce, Research or Creator studio.
- Choose Create board. Your new board is ready to customize.
Each template adds a separate board; your existing boards and preferences stay in place. Some linked services need their own account. Templates don’t connect accounts or import private data.
Explore Tabplate guides ↗04 / YOUR BROWSER. YOUR SPACE.
The useful part?
It’s free.
Magic, Lucky, boards, notes, tasks, themes and exports are included. No Tabplate account, subscription or card required.
- Magic & Lucky includedNo paid unlock for local organization.
- Room for your projectsWorkspaces, boards and areas in one place.
- A file you controlExport a board, a workspace or a full backup.
05 / YOUR SPACE. YOUR DATA.
Good things stay
yours.
Your workspace is not a product to sell. Boards, links, notes and tasks stay in your browser profile. Magic runs on your device. We don’t sell your data, upload your history or add analytics to the extension.
✓ No data sales✓ No tracking SDKs✓ No history uploads
Read our privacy policy Understand Chrome permissions ↗
History and tab access are optional. Website icon fetching is off by default; enabling it makes requests to those sites. There is no automatic cloud sync. Export before uninstalling or clearing browser data. Chrome and destination websites have their own privacy behavior.
BEFORE YOUR NEXT NEW TAB
A few things
worth knowing.
Is Tabplate free?
Yes. The current extension includes Magic, Lucky, workspaces, boards, notes, tasks, customization, import and export at no charge. No Tabplate account, subscription or payment card is required. Browser storage and practical safety limits still apply.
How do I use a template?
In Tabplate 0.11.28, choose Templates next to your boards, preview a template and select Create board. This adds a separate board without replacing your existing content or preferences.
Is Magic an online AI service?
No. Magic uses local rules, domains and titles to suggest groups. It doesn’t call an AI service or upload your browsing history. You can adjust the grouping logic and add your own rules.
What does Lucky use from my history?
After you grant Chrome history access, Lucky uses recently visited sites from a 90-day window to build groups on an empty board. It needs at least six different sites with a Chrome visit count of two or more. Chrome’s visit count may include older visits. Only root site addresses are saved, without private paths or query strings.
Does it sync between devices?
Not currently. This version keeps data in one Chrome profile. Use board or workspace exports to move your content or keep an external backup. Uninstalling the extension can remove its local data — export first.
Which browsers and devices does it support?
Tabplate is a Chrome desktop extension for Mac, Windows and Linux. This website works on smaller screens too; the extension isn’t a native phone app. Desktop Chrome is the supported installation target.
Why does it ask for permissions?
Storage and browser favicons support the basic workspace. Open-tab and history access are optional and requested when you use those features. Fetching icons directly from websites is a separate opt-in, because those sites can see connection information such as your IP address.
Can I take my links with me?
Yes. Export a single board, every board in a workspace, or a full backup. The export is a file you control. No account is needed to keep your content.
HELP SHAPE THE NEXT LITTLE IMPROVEMENT
Tell us what
would help.
A confusing moment, a missing shortcut, a board that works beautifully. Share the details that would make Tabplate better for you.
Report a bug
Something feel off? Help us reproduce it.
Draft an email ↗Suggest an improvement
Tell us the task you want to make easier.
Draft an email ↗Share your workflow
Tell us how your boards help you work.
Draft an email ↗These links open your email app with a draft. Nothing is sent until you send it. Prefer webmail? Write to support@tabplate.com.
What makes a useful bug report?
- Tabplate version, browser version and operating system.
- Steps to reproduce, what you expected and what happened.
- An optional screenshot with private information hidden.
Please don’t send passwords, tokens, private links or full backup files. Email providers handle the information you choose to send; see our privacy policy.
Your next tab,
a little calmer.
Free local organization, with a little Magic to get started.
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