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Smart tab groups and bookmarks that keep your browsing organized.
Meet your brain's new best friend: adaptive tab management that keeps you focused, even when ADHD makes task-switching tough.
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Developed from Carnegie Mellon research on focus and distraction, Skipper is a game-changer particularly for ADHD entrepreneurs and anyone who juggles multiple projects.
Our adaptive design learns how your brain naturally flows, so you can stay locked in on what matters.
Whether you’re deep in client work, researching, or tackling technical tasks, Skipper keeps your tabs neatly organized in intuitive folders that match your workflow.
No more losing yourself in unrelated tabs—just smooth transitions between projects with everything right where your brain expects it to be.
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📁 Smart Organization: Adapts to your unique workflow, keeping tabs right where you need them
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Looks like a great idea, BUT: 1) how do I back to my saved projects?? 2) When you save a tab it should allow you to save it to a specific project 3) When moving a tab to a project, it should remove it from the general list of saved tabs (& keep it in the project only)
Installed but quickly uninstalled. Did "get it." The website could have been more informative. The information on the Extension page was just as informative.
Having the tabs automatically closed and placed elsewhere is a strange design choice, I went from having to manage one set of tabs to two, with the added anxiety about the extension accidentally closing a tab I'm using. Please give an option to opt-out of this.
Uninstalled skeema 1.0 installed skeema 2.0 initially saw the new screen and tabs then lost everything the new version is everything the old version isnt which is very bad this new product is silly and someones narrow version of how tab management should work pathethic
Skeema is one of my favorite extensions. I have a habit of opening lots of tabs and planning on coming back to them later. Spoiler alert: I almost never come back to the tabs. This leads to a somewhat chaotic and cluttered workspace, which I've found creates some level of minor anxiety. Skeema allows for you to pin your most important tabs and then automatically closes tabs that you haven't touched in a while. Did you forget to pin or save an important tab? No problem, Skeema allows you to search for all of your previously opened tabs. Skeema has definitely helped me to stay more focused on what I'm working on and it is surprisingly effective in helping you to keep a tidy digital workspace.
Was great when it worked. But I fell into the trap of adopting early-stage products; one of the recent updates removed months of lists that I had curated. Uninstalling now. Might explore installing again down the road if it's more stable.
New version will not load or work. (In Chrome, Edge or Opera). There is no statement of the requirements needed to use the new version. Hopefully they will fix it, the previous version was great. I wish it was still available.
Closed all the opened tab. Do not recommend.
ADHD -very spatial and neurospicy here- I love this extension. I can see previously visited tabs in a very nicely organized way. A great and useful way to make sure my numerous tabs aren't forgotten and it creates connections between sites I've traveled to that I previously haven't seen correlation. Simple, lightweight and does what is advertised in a very nice way. The Dev team is VERY receptive of feedback and after chatting with them (after they reached out to me), there's a bunch of planned features to come, which makes me very excited to be able to provide them with detailed feedback and possibly influence the future of Skipper.