Everything on one Chrome New Tab

• Visual bookmark managerBoards, Quick Save, and Chrome bookmark import on New Tab.
• Save all open tabsCapture one tab or every open tab into boards from the popup.
• New Tab todosToday, Upcoming, and Completed task views on your start page.
• Habit trackerWeekly habit grid with current streak and best-streak counters.
• NotesScratch notes and calendar date notes with categories.
• RemindersTimed alerts with priority, recurrence, and sticky dues.
• Custom New TabWallpapers, glass UI, and Google Apps launcher.
• Chrome extensionManifest V3 New Tab extension on the Chrome Web Store.

Productivity tools fail when they live in separate apps you have to remember to open. Boardmarks takes a different approach: put every tool on the Chrome New Tab, which you already open dozens of times a day without thinking. The habit tracker, todos, reminders, and notes are not additions to your routine — they ride along with browsing you were already doing.

The New Tab is also the logical home for a bookmark manager. Links you save should be visible on the page you open when you start browsing, not buried in a Chrome panel you open rarely. Boardmarks makes bookmarks the center of the workspace rather than a separate system you check separately.

The core of Boardmarks is a visual Chrome bookmark manager built on boards — not nested folders. Create pages and boards, drop links onto them, and organize by project, topic, or context. Boards support drag-and-drop, resize, and color coding so your most-used boards stay prominent. Quick Save captures a tab in one click without interrupting your work; all-tabs save captures an entire session when you are done for the day.

If you already have bookmarks in Chrome, import them into boards. You do not have to rebuild your library from scratch — Boardmarks brings existing Chrome bookmarks into the visual workspace so you can start organizing them immediately.

The New Tab todo list uses a simple three-view system: Today, Upcoming, and Completed. Today shows only what needs to happen now — nothing more. Upcoming holds tasks with future due dates so you can plan ahead. Completed archives finished work so you have a history without cluttering active views.

For commitments with hard times, the reminders system fires timed alerts with priority levels and optional daily, weekly, or monthly recurrence. Sticky due alerts stay on the New Tab until you act on them — no silent dismissals that cause you to miss a deadline.

The habit tracker shows a weekly check grid for every habit you create. Schedule habits for specific weekdays — exercise on Monday, Wednesday, Friday; reading every day; inbox zero on weekdays. Streak counts (current and best) appear next to each habit row, making momentum visible without needing a separate dashboard. Because the tracker is on your New Tab, checking habits is a two-second action you complete naturally during a browsing session.

Scratch notes open in one click from the New Tab for quick, freeform capture. Calendar notes attach to specific dates on the built-in calendar — useful for meeting prep, journaling, or deadline context. Both types live on the same workspace as your tasks and bookmarks, so you never need to open a separate notes app just to write a thought related to something you are already working on.

The customizable New Tab supports image, GIF, WebP, and video wallpapers behind a glass-style UI. An optional Google Apps launcher adds one-click access to Gmail, Drive, Calendar, Meet, Docs, and Sheets. Board colors and layouts are configurable so the workspace reflects your personal organizational style. The result is a New Tab that feels intentional — set up to match how you actually work rather than a generic default.

Workspace data stays in Chrome local storage by default. Privacy mode can blur titles and icons. Trash soft-deletes items so you can restore them later. Optional Google sign-in is for licensing and manual cloud backup only. Read the privacy policy.