Draggable stacks
Create, rename, reorder, and open stacks of saved links from a focused dashboard.
Chrome bookmark & tab manager
Your links, tabs, and focus—organized in one space
Stackr helps you capture pages quickly, group them into stacks, search across saved links and open tabs, and reopen what matters without clutter.
Coming soon
Features
Built for capture, search, and reopening
Fast capture
Save the current tab or every tab in the window to a stack in a couple of clicks.
Unified search
Search saved links, open tabs, and browser history from one keyboard-friendly bar.
Open tabs panel
Review open tabs beside your stacks, focus what you need, and close the rest.
Product demo
See Stackr organize tabs and bookmarks
A short walkthrough of Stackr’s new tab dashboard, stack capture flow, and search.
Read transcript
Stackr opens to a calm dashboard with stacks on the left and your open tabs on the right. Save the current page to a stack, reorder items with drag and drop, and search across saved links and open tabs.
Privacy
Local-first by default
Your stacks and saved links stay on your device. Stackr is built for speed and privacy, with optional sync planned for later releases.
Roadmap
Sync when you are ready
Cloud sync is on the roadmap. Until then, Stackr keeps your workspace responsive with offline-friendly local storage.
Ready for a calmer new tab?
Install Stackr when the Chrome Web Store listing is live, or reach out if you want early access updates.
Frequently asked questions
Does Stackr store my data in the cloud?
Stackr is local-first. Your stacks and saved links are stored in Chrome on your device unless you opt into future sync features.
Which browsers are supported?
Stackr is built for Chromium browsers with Manifest V3 support, starting with Google Chrome.
Where can I install Stackr?
The Chrome Web Store listing is coming soon. This page will link to the official listing when it is available.