Create your free account
Click “Create my free page” and sign up. You’ll arrive in your dashboard.
A HOME FOR YOUR BOOKMARKS
Your everyday websites.
One personal start page.
Turn your favourite links into a page you can open every day. Keep work, life and side projects organised in tabs and folders. Add the widgets you need, then drag everything into place.
Free account · No coding · No extension required
See how this fits your work and everyday life Your personal start pageInteractive example
A PLACE FOR YOUR EVERYDAY
Hello, Alex.
Your next click starts here.09:41Optional clock · example
Everyday essentials3
GGmailEmail
CCalendarYour schedule
DDriveYour files
A little inspiration2
PPinterestIdeas to keep
YYouTubeWatch & learn
Try the tabs above. Sample links are for illustration.
01 / This is the kind of page you’ll create—not the editor.
FROM “WHERE’S THAT LINK?” TO “RIGHT HERE.”
Start small. Make it yours.
You only need an account and one website to get started.
Add the websites you use
Paste your first link, or import a bookmarks file. Group links in folders, then add optional widgets to Home.
Open your own start page
Preview and publish it. Bookmark its address, or follow our guide to make it your browser homepage.
REAL SITUATIONS. ONE ORGANISED STARTING POINT.
Where would one page help you?
Onboarding a colleague, running a workshop or exploring a creative idea? Give the links you need a place you can return to.
Give new colleagues a place to start.
A new colleague needs project tools, templates and shared folders. The links are scattered across Teams, emails and bookmarks.
How your page helpsBring those destinations into one project page. Group links into Start here, Everyday tools and Reference, then share the page with each new joiner.
Project overview · Templates · Working tools
Keep your next idea within reach.
You’re trying AI tools, building small websites or making music. Each experiment adds more project links, tutorials and profiles to manage.
How your page helpsOrganise your creative work into tabs and folders, so the tools you use, the projects you’re building and the places you share them stay easy to revisit.
Web experiments · Music tools · My profiles
Share the resources with the session.
Tool links and exercises get buried in the session chat. Afterwards, learners ask for the same resources again.
How your page helpsShare a resource page at the start. Group preparation, live exercises and further reading, then add recording links when they’re available.
Tools to try · Exercises · Keep learning
Make every workstream easier to navigate.
Your project uses different boards, dashboards and document folders. Remembering where each one lives becomes another task.
How your page helpsUse tabs for workstreams and folders for planning, delivery and reporting. Give people a familiar route to the systems where their work happens.
Planning · Delivery · Reporting
Keep useful information close at hand.
People repeatedly ask where to find request forms, company information and learning resources.
How your page helpsMaintain a page of clearly labelled resource links. Create a separate public-facing collection for company introductions, services and contact information.
Company information · Forms · Learning
Give each brand its own collection.
Websites, social profiles, campaign assets and company stories get mixed together when you manage more than one brand.
How your page helpsCreate a separate profile for each brand, within your plan’s limits. Organise links to its story, published work and campaign resources in one place.
About us · Our journey · Campaign resources
Start with the links you share repeatedly or open every day. Keep the collection current as your work changes.
Create my free pageYou manage the page and share it with your audience. Linked documents and tools keep their existing access requirements.
NEW WAYS TO MAKE HOME YOURS
Your links. Your widgets.
Your way to start.
Choose from nine optional Home widgets. Keep a few useful things in view, without filling your page with things you don’t need.
- Small sticky notes that expand when clicked
- Checklists, a focus timer and a monthly calendar
- Drag folders and widgets into your preferred order
In the builder, open Home → Add widget. Choose compact or wide cards, arrange them, and use them on your published page.
Only what helps your day.
Clock & date, world clocks, favourites, most visited, recently opened, sticky notes, checklist, focus timer and monthly calendar. Nothing is added automatically to a new profile.
Grab. Move. Make it yours.
Drag folders within a tab and widgets on Home using the dotted handles. Positions save automatically. Move arrows are there when you prefer them.
A page that feels like you.
Choose from 20 colour combinations, use light, dark or system mode, and give each profile its own style.
Notes and checklist items stay in the current browser for each profile; they aren’t synced or published. Anyone using that browser can see them. Most visited and recently opened count only links opened through your page in that browser.
A SIMPLE PLACE TO START
Make your first page for free.
Get comfortable with your page before thinking about anything else.
FREE ACCOUNT£0
- 2 profiles
- 5 tabs per profile
- Unlimited links and folders
- Bookmark file import and publishing
- Optional widgets and drag-and-drop organisation
No payment details needed for the free plan.
Need more room later? Premium offers 10 profiles and 50 tabs per profile. New Premium subscriptions are currently paused. View plan and billing details
Save a website while you browse.
Our optional Chrome extension connects to your builder. You can also use the website without installing anything.
What does this tool actually do?
It helps you build a personal page of website shortcuts. Instead of finding the same websites in bookmarks, messages or open browser tabs, you can open them from your own organised start page.
Do I need to know how to build a website?
No. Create an account, paste a website address and use the dashboard to organise it. You don’t need to write code or arrange a website from scratch.
What are profiles, tabs and folders?
A profile is a separate start page—for example, Personal or Work. Tabs divide that page into topics. Folders group related links inside a tab. Start with the defaults and organise more later.
Does it replace my browser or change every new tab?
No. It is a website you open in your existing browser. After publishing, you can bookmark your page or follow the setup guide to set it as your homepage. Browser setup is a separate, optional step.
How do I add widgets or move things around?
In the builder, open Home and click Add widget. Choose only the widgets you want, set their width, and drag the dotted handles to rearrange them. You can also drag folders within a tab. The move arrows offer an alternative to dragging.
Are my sticky notes and tasks shared with visitors?
No. Note text and checklist items are stored only in the current browser, separately for each profile. Visitors in another browser get their own notes and tasks. These items do not sync between devices, and clearing browser data removes them. Anyone sharing your browser can see them.
Can I protect my published page?
Use PIN & access in the dashboard to configure protection for each profile. Review those settings before sharing its address. Your account sign-in and a profile’s access PIN serve different purposes.
Do I have to install the extension?
No. You can add links yourself or import an HTML bookmarks file from the dashboard. The Chrome extension is an optional shortcut for saving websites while you browse.
ONE ACCOUNT. YOUR OWN STARTING POINT.
Start with the links you already love.
Your email. Your favourite tools. That project you keep coming back to.
Create my free page