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Save tabs. Organize in collections. Process when you want. Tired of hoarding tabs you'll "check later"? TabAla is a waiting room for your links — not permanent bookmarks, but an organized buffer to process at your own pace without cluttering your browser. How it works: Save the current tab with one click (or a keyboard shortcut), organize it into collections, and process when you're ready. That's it. Why TabAla? → You open 30 tabs while researching and don't want to lose any → Someone sends you links you need to read later → You're studying and want to organize materials by topic → You want to clean up your browser without losing what matters Key features: • Kanban-style board — See all your collections side by side with full drag-and-drop support • Workspaces — Separate contexts like Work, Study, and Personal into independent spaces (up to 12) • Automatic Inbox — Links saved without a collection go to Inbox. Deleted a collection? Its links move back there • Tabs sidebar — See your open browser tabs alongside your collections and drag them in to save • Tab groups → Collections — Convert an entire tab group into a collection with one click • Instant search — Find any saved link across all collections (Ctrl+K) • Light and dark themes — Pick your style or follow your system theme • New Tab replacement — Use TabAla as your new tab page (optional) Your data, your rules: ✓ No tracking — Zero analytics, zero telemetry ✓ You own your data — Always exportable, never locked in ✓ Open source — Apache 2.0 license Keyboard shortcuts: • / or Ctrl+K — Search links • N — New collection • T — Toggle tabs sidebar • Esc — Close modals Perfect for: • Students organizing research materials • Developers managing documentation • Self-learners collecting resources • Anyone who hoards tabs to "check later" TabAla is lightweight (<500KB), fast, and minimalist. No unnecessary features, no bloatware — just the essentials to take back control of your tabs. Save. Organize. Process when you want.
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