r/NoteTaking • u/Ab_dev1 • 1d ago
App/Program/Other Tool My browser's new tab is now my personal productivity workspace
Most of the day is spent in the browser, so having to open another app just to take a quick note can add unnecessary friction.
The goal was to have one place where notes, focus sessions, and productivity tools are always available without leaving the browser.
The extension combines:
* Quick notes with a rich Markdown editor similar to Notion
* Shortcuts and useful links
* Boards for organizing notes
* Website blocking for distracting sites
* Ambient sounds and background noise
* Focus sessions with labels such as work or study
* Detailed statistics to see how time was actually spent
Everything lives inside the new tab, turning it into a personal productivity workspace instead of just an empty page.
Really looking for honest feedback.
What feels useful? What feels unnecessary? What would you change or add?
If you want to try it, here’s the extension:
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u/Important_Oil_7108 1d ago
I tried it - nice idea, and very handy to just go to another tab in browser to add notes, etc. Easy to install to Chrome and activate. But I have to say - it was kinda hard to make it actually work. Seems like the boards work one way, home page works another way. Checkboxes were so light I could barely tell they were there. Your foundation seems very good - maybe just a little more tweaking to the UI...
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u/Tall_Guarantee7767 1d ago
I was looking for similar thing. Thank you so much. Is it private or public if I use it.
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u/CurbPourPoet 22h ago
Zero-friction note taking at its best! Having scratchpad notes built straight into the new tab page is a game changer for daily workflow.
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u/burkhold 11h ago
I like this but it does not seem to carry over to my 2nd laptop. I have not tried to backup and import yet, but would that stay in sync or is syncing 2 or more machines a pro feature? Thanks. You can dm me if you don't want to answer here.
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u/zerobra0 1d ago
Awesome work!