A new tab worth opening

You open a new tab dozens of times a day and get a blank page with a search box. That is a lot of prime attention spent on nothing. Organizer replaces it with the things you were probably about to go looking for anyway.

What is on it

Your board

Tasks in columns, filtered to today by default, with unscheduled work sitting below what is actually planned.

Today at a glance

A greeting with what is due, a progress meter of planned against finished, and a streak counter that only rewards real completion.

Quick links

The sites you open constantly, with real favicons, organised into collections. Twenty on the free plan, unlimited on Premium.

Sticky notes

Five colours, for the things that are not tasks and should not become them.

Search

One box for the web, for your own stuff, or for asking AI about your workspace, with a useful landing page rather than an empty field.

Calendar and Hub

A month view of your dated work and a document store, both one click away in the same tab.

Fast, and out of the way

A new tab page has to open instantly or it becomes friction. Organizer keeps your data on the device and renders from local storage first, so the tab is usable immediately and sync happens behind it. Light and dark themes follow your system, there are thirteen accent colours plus a custom picker on Premium, and a blur mode hides task content when you are sharing your screen.

Keyboard first, if you want

Cmd or Ctrl plus K opens a command palette that jumps to any board, task, document, link or note, or runs an action like planning your day or starting a focus timer. Quick add takes a task in one line. Most of the app is reachable without touching the mouse.

More than the extension

The extension adds things a website cannot: reminders before a task is due, a badge on the toolbar icon counting what is due today, a popup that turns the page you are on into a task, and a right-click option to send any selection to a board. The same account also opens as a web app in any browser, including Safari, Firefox and phones, and both stay in sync.