A Visual Bookmark Manager Built for Chrome's New Tab

Boardmarks turns Chrome bookmarks into a visual workspace. Create Pages and Boards, drop links onto them, and rearrange layouts so the sites you use most stay in view — not buried three folders deep.

Boards support drag-and-drop, resize, and color so related links stay grouped. A Quick Saved board captures fast additions without interrupting your browsing flow. This is the core of Boardmarks as a bookmark manager with boards.

Use the toolbar popup to save the current tab, or save all open tabs when a research session piles up. Close the window when you are done — your links stay on boards waiting for you.

Migrate folder bookmarks into visual boards so switching from Chrome’s default bookmark manager does not mean starting over. Keep the bar for a few pinned favorites if you want; use Boardmarks for the rest of your library.

Typical flow: import or Quick Save → group by project or topic on boards → open boards from New Tab instead of searching the bookmark manager UI. Pair boards with todos and notes so planning and browsing share one surface.

Workspace data stays in Chrome local storage by default. Privacy mode can blur titles when someone is nearby. Optional Google sign-in supports licensing and manual cloud backup — not ad tracking. Read the privacy policy.

People who outgrow the bookmark bar, keep many research tabs, or want a Chrome New Tab productivity workspace that still starts with bookmarks — students, operators, founders, and anyone tired of lost links.

Chrome’s manager is excellent for hierarchical folders and sync across Google profiles. Boardmarks focuses on visibility and daily use: boards on New Tab plus habits, reminders, and tasks in the same place. Many people use both — Chrome sync for backup, Boardmarks for the working set they open every day.