PageSets is built to be simple. Here's exactly what you get — Free and Pro.
Name any set of URLs and save it as a PageSet. Think of it as a bookmark folder — but one that opens everything as a properly organized Chrome tab group, with your chosen name and color, in one click.
Each PageSet remembers the URLs you care about for a specific project, client, or task.
Click Relaunch on any PageSet and Chrome opens every URL in a neatly grouped, color-coded tab group — exactly as you defined it. No bookmarks. No typing. No hunting.
Close all tabs for a PageSet at once when you're done — one button cleans up the whole group.
Every tab that PageSets launches is automatically placed into a Chrome tab group. No manual dragging, no reorganizing. Your workspace arrives organized.
Choose from Chrome's 8 native tab group colors so each PageSet has its own visual identity at a glance.
As your PageSet library grows, Quick Search keeps everything findable. Type a few letters and jump straight to the workspace you need — no scrolling required.
Search filters your PageSet list in real time as you type.
Star your most-used PageSets to pin them to the top of your list. Your go-to workspaces stay front and center — always one click away.
Pro users get a persistent history of recently launched PageSets. See what you launched and when, and jump back to any recent workspace without digging through your full list.
History cards show the PageSet name and launch time, with a quick-relaunch button right there.
When a PageSet is launched, PageSets shows a brief confirmation page telling you what was opened and when. A clean signal that your workspace is ready — especially handy for large PageSets.
PageSets is built on Chrome's tab group APIs — available wherever Chromium runs.
macOS · Windows · Linux · ChromeOS
Full support
macOS · Windows · Linux
Full support
v138+ (all platforms)
Coming soon
macOS · iOS
Not supported
When you launch a PageSet, PageSets Pro names the Chrome window after your workspace — so you can see at a glance which window is which. This feature uses a macOS system integration and requires the PageSets Companion app (a small helper that handles system-level window renaming). It is currently available on macOS + Chrome only — contact support to get the companion set up. On Windows and Linux the window title doesn't update, but all other Pro features work exactly the same. Windows and Linux support is planned for a future release.
PageSets is built on Chrome's native tab group API — the same API that powers color-coded, named tab groups in the browser. Safari does not expose a tab groups API to extensions, which means the core functionality of PageSets can't be replicated there today.
If you open the same tabs more than once a week, PageSets will save you time every single day.
Keep a PageSet per project — GitHub repo, staging environment, docs, Jira board. Switch between clients without losing your place.
One PageSet for analytics dashboards, one for social platforms, one per client. Launch exactly what you need for each morning standup.
Create a PageSet for every client — their CMS, analytics, social accounts, and communication tools — ready to go in one click.
A PageSet per project with your PM tools, docs, and comms. Always have the right context loaded when you need it.
Save sets of sources and references by topic. Return to your research exactly where you left off — all tabs intact.
Separate your "work mode" tabs from your personal tabs. End your day by closing your work PageSet — a clean mental shutdown.
No account. No credit card. Start organizing your tabs in minutes.
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