Nagi

A calm layer for Chrome: new tab, spaces panel and a command bar. Reads no web pages.

Nagi is a quiet layer over Chrome for people who keep a lot of tabs open. SPACES PANEL (Option+S) Your tab groups become spaces in Chrome's side panel. Focus one space and the rest fold away. Drag tabs between spaces, pin them, or leave them loose. Press / to find any tab by title, address or space. COMMAND BAR (Option+K) Fuzzy search across open tabs, favorites, bookmarks and history. Open an address or search the web, and run quick actions on the current tab: copy its link (or as Markdown), archive it, start a new space, close duplicates. NEW TAB A clock, your favorites, recently archived tabs and a small spec sheet, in warm oat or ink-dark sumi. ARCHIVE Optionally close tabs you have not looked at for 12 hours, a day or a week. They stay in the archive, one click from coming back. YOURS TO SWITCH OFF Turn the new tab page or the spaces panel off in settings, and choose what the toolbar icon opens. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Nagi has no content scripts and no access to the sites you visit. Settings, favorites and the archive live in Chrome's local storage on your device. No accounts, no analytics, no servers. Pairs with the free Nagi Oat and Nagi Sumi themes. Open source: github.com/Nik-code/nagi