A sidebar for Chrome

Pins that know the way home.

A pin is a tab with a home. Click through as far as you like — Home puts you back where the pin started. Your open tabs sit right underneath, in the sidebar you leave open all day.

Free

Pins and the tabs you already have open.

That’s the whole all-day sidebar, and it’s the free half. No account. Unlimited pins. The tabs you’re using sit right under them, and dragging one up makes it a pin. You installed a sidebar, so you get a sidebar — no account wall, no tour, no empty state asking what brings you here today.

Pins

A tab with a home.

Bookmark bars become graveyards because they were never meant for daily, active use. Pinned tabs don’t work either, because they have no home — click through a few pages and the thing you pinned is gone.

A Bookmarcs pin gives you a tab with a home you can always come back to. Click it and you’re in that page — the scroll, the login, the half-written reply. Wander as far as you want. Home is one click.

Blue means that pin is a tab you have open right now.
Live both ways. Close a tab here and it closes in Chrome.

Open tabs

One drag from a pin.

The pages you have open sit directly under your pins, so what you’re using and what you keep are one list. Drag a tab up into Pinned and it becomes a pin with a home of its own — no dialog, no folder to pick, no second copy of your bookmarks to maintain.

Pro

When one window isn’t the whole day.

Some days fit in one window. Others are four windows and two projects, with the page you need open somewhere in the pile. Pro is for those days, and for keeping the same sidebar on your other computers.

Spaces

Work and Home keep their own pins and swap in one click. What’s in one never shows up in the other.

Favorites

The handful of sites you open every morning, in a tray that stays put no matter which space you’re in.

Multiple windows

Every Chrome window’s tabs in one list. Switch to them, drag them across, or pull a whole window into the one you’re in.

Search

Find a pin, a tab, or a line of text on a page you already have open — across every window.

Sync

Sign in on your other computer and your pins, spaces, and Favorites are already there. Change one and the other catches up.

Pricing

Free to install. Pro if you need the rest.

Three dollars a month buys a sidebar, and it stays a sidebar. It is not going to grow into a workspace, a chatbot, or an operating system for your life.

Free

$0no account

  • PinsA tab with a home. Click around all you want, then click Home to land back on it.
  • Open tabsThis window’s tabs, right under your pins. Drag one up and it’s a pin.
  • Import and exportYour pins are a file you can take with you.

No account, no trial, no expiry. Install it and it works.

Pro

$3a month, or $30 a year

  • Everything in FreePins and open tabs.
  • SpacesSeparate sets of pins that swap in one click.
  • FavoritesThe sites you open every morning, in a tray above every space.
  • Manage every windowEvery Chrome window’s tabs in one list, not just this one’s.
  • SearchFind a pin, a tab, or text on any page open in any window.
  • SyncThe same pins, spaces, and Favorites on your other computer.

Thirty days free when you register — no card, so there is nothing to cancel. Nothing is deleted if you stay on Free. Subscribe later and you can cancel anytime, keeping Pro through the period you paid for. How the preview works

The sidebar that won’t become a chatbot.

Pins, your open tabs, and nothing that needs explaining. Free to install, and it opens where you left it.

Coming soon to the Chrome Web Store.

The sidebar is built and working. The listing is the last thing left — come back shortly and this button will do what it says.