LoadOut: Project Workspaces, Tab Sessions & New Tab

LoadOut turns Chrome's new tab into a home base for the things you're actually working on. Bookmarks sort the internet by website. Tab managers save whatever you happened to have open. LoadOut starts from your projects: the links each one needs, the tabs you work with, and the one next step to take. WHAT YOU GET • Today screen: every new tab shows your active projects, each with its next action. • Search everything with Ctrl+K: projects, links, snippets and open tabs, and optionally your history and recently closed tabs. Pages you use most rise to the top. • Projects and modes: give a project modes like Design, Build or Client, each with its own links and click-to-copy snippets. • One-click workspaces: save the tabs you always work with and reopen them grouped under the project's name. Tabs load only when you click them, and closing them brings you back to the project. • Save from anywhere: right-click any page, link or highlighted text and file it to a project with a reason (research, competitor, content idea), or drop it in your inbox to sort later. • Add links without typing: drag bookmarks in, paste addresses, pick from your open tabs, or turn a bookmark folder into a project. • Get back fast: press Alt+Shift+H from any tab, or type "lo" and a project name in the address bar. • Optional time tracking: turn on a timer for any project, see where your week went, and export hours to CSV. It stops itself when you step away. • Light and dark themes, undo for deletes, and a weekly backup reminder. MOVING FROM ANOTHER TOOL Bring your setup with you. Import a bookmarks file from Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari, paste your OneTab export, or drop in a JSON or CSV export from tools like Toby, Raindrop or Session Buddy. Tick the folders you want: each becomes a project, and its subfolders become sections. WHO IT'S FOR • Freelancers and agencies who switch between clients • Developers with several repos, dashboards and docs • Founders and makers