Essentials puts the websites you actually use behind a single toolbar button — like a Dock for your browser. One click to everything you actually use, never dig through bookmarks again.
Real keyboard shortcuts, a popup that opens fast, and a grid that stays out of your way. Everything is small on purpose.
A clean lattice of your essentials in your browser toolbar. Set rows and columns to whatever fits your brain — no folders to dig through.
Personal, Work, Side Project. Switch contexts with ⌃1 – ⌃9 and the popup follows.
Your essentials follow you to every device signed into the same browser account. Syncs through your browser's private storage — we never see it.
Add the current tab with +, or right-click any link to add it. Reorder by dragging. Done.
⌥1 – ⌥9 opens an essential. ⌘⇧E toggles the popup. Configurable per space.
Tracks the system. Carefully tuned for both modes — no last-minute hacks.
No tutorial, no account. Install, click the icon, add your first site in a click.
One-time purchase, no subscription. Pin Essentials to your toolbar to keep it a click away.
Click the toolbar icon, hit + to add the current tab — or right-click any link and choose Add to Essentials.
Click an icon to open. Drag to reorder. Right-click to rename, recolor, or move to another space.
Each space is its own independent grid with its own keyboard shortcuts. Cap your work tabs at the end of the day and switch with a keystroke.
12 essentials · ⌃1
9 essentials · ⌃2
6 essentials · ⌃3
4 essentials · ⌃4
Essentials syncs via your browser account using the browser's built-in storage sync API — the same mechanism Chrome uses for bookmarks and settings. We can't read it. There's nothing to log in to. It just works on every device signed into your browser profile.
No subscription, no upsell, no in-app purchases. Buy once, use on every device you own.
Launching soon on the Chrome Web Store.
