Visual bookmarks on your new tab, sorted into folders
Hoome replaces the new tab page with your sites, each with its icon. The ones you use most sit on a single row, the rest goes into folders, and everything opens in one click.
A row for every day
Essentials are the sites you open without thinking: email, calendar, your work page. They stay under the search bar, or in a bar at the bottom of the page with the Dock layout, always in the same place.
Folders for the rest
Work, shopping, reading, tools: each folder shows a preview of its icons and opens in one click. A shortcut moves by dragging it, on its own or together with others selected at once.
Without typing it all again
Your browser bookmarks import as folders, and a catalogue of popular sites adds in a few clicks. And once the folders fill up, the search bar suggests your shortcuts as you type.
Free or Premium
up to a hundred shortcuts and five folders, syncing between your computers included.
unlimited shortcuts and folders, and several desktops, for example one for work and one for home.
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