Tabaway is a visual bookmark manager. Save links, notes, and files, then arrange them however you actually think — spatially, like a mind map — instead of scrolling one more folder of bookmarks.
Every tool treats saving something as filing it away. Tabaway treats it as placing something — where it actually belongs, next to the things it actually relates to.
Folders inside folders. A search bar that only helps once you remember what you're looking for. Everything you save looks the same, whether it's a quick reference or the seed of a whole project.
Tabs, notes, uploaded files, and archived pages all live in the same system — grid, list, or freeform canvas. Drag things next to each other. Draw a connection between two that matter together. It looks like how you actually think, not how a filing cabinet thinks.
Not just tabs — a real place for everything you'd otherwise lose across five different apps.
Arrange items spatially, draw connectors between them, cluster related things together — a real spatial layer, not a decoration.
Bring your own key (Anthropic, Mistral, or a self-hosted Ollama) — Tabaway tags new items automatically, entirely under your control.
Save the actual content, not just a link that 404s in a year. Text, images, and a real offline copy.
Firefox and Chrome extensions, an Apple Shortcut, Android share support — saving something takes one click from wherever you already are.
Set a rule once — "tag it, move it, archive it" — and let it run itself on everything that matches from then on.
Token-authenticated REST API for your own scripts and tools — read, tag, move, and organize from outside the browser entirely.
Tabaway is open source. Run it yourself on your own server, own every byte of your own data, and never pay anyone for the privilege. If you'd rather not run infrastructure, hosted plans are available too — same product either way.