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Voice-activated tab launcher. Press a hotkey, say a tab name, jump there instantly. You know which tab you want. Naymo gets you there. Open thirty tabs and finding the right one turns into a hunt: squinting at tiny favicons, cycling with Ctrl+Tab, or retyping a search. Naymo replaces all of that with one move. Press Alt+Space, say the tab's name, and you land on it instantly. Switch by voice Press the hotkey, say "Gmail," "Figma," or whatever you call it, and Naymo matches and switches in under a second. No clicking, no scanning, no typing. Save any tab, just say so On any page, say "save tab Figma" and it becomes a named tab you can jump to later. You teach Naymo as you work, with no settings screen to open. Opens it if it's closed Ask for a tab that is not open and Naymo opens it for you. Your saved tabs are always one word away. Name tabs your way Add your own aliases. Call it "mail," "my docs," or "the spreadsheet," and Naymo understands what you mean. Works in 10+ languages English, Hebrew, Spanish, French, German, and more. Mix languages mid-session and Naymo keeps up. Zero setup friction Install it, pin it, and start talking. There is nothing to configure to get going. Privacy Naymo uses Chrome's built-in speech recognition, so your voice is handled the same way as any other Chrome voice feature. Naymo has no account and runs no server that stores your audio. Your saved tabs and settings live locally in your browser through Chrome's sync storage. Free and Pro Free for up to 5 saved tabs. Pro unlocks unlimited saved tabs for a one-time purchase. No subscription. Press Alt+Space and say where you want to go.
Aug 19, 2026
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