Orbit Workspace

Turn Chrome tabs into focused workspaces with saved folders, tab groups, parked tabs, and a dashboard for every context.

Too many tabs? Too many contexts? Here's a cleaner way to work in Chrome. Orbit Workspace turns your open tabs into persistent workspaces, folders, and Chrome tab groups. Create a workspace for each project, client, topic, course, research thread, or daily workflow. Save important tabs into folders. Open a full workspace when you need it. Open a single folder when you only need one part of it. Loose tabs can be moved into Parked Tabs, so your current browser window does not stay cluttered when you switch contexts. What Orbit Workspace helps you do: • Create persistent browser workspaces • Save tabs into workspace folders • Reopen folders as Chrome tab groups • Open a full workspace without rebuilding it manually • Park loose tabs while switching workspaces • Reset a wandered tab back to its saved link • Rename and manage workspaces and folders • Keep saved workspaces available through Chrome bookmarks sync Example: You can create a workspace called “Research” with folders like Docs, Sources, Tools, and Tasks. Save the links once. Later, open the whole workspace or only the Sources folder. Orbit recreates the saved structure as Chrome tab groups, so you can continue without searching, reopening, and rearranging everything again. Why it is useful: Most tab managers either save links or manage live tabs. Orbit Workspace connects both. Your saved workspace lives in Chrome bookmarks. Your active workspace appears as Chrome tab groups. Temporary tabs stay separate until you choose to save them. This makes Orbit useful for: • Research • Writing • Study • Client work • Project planning • Product work • Daily browser-heavy workflows Orbit Workspace does not try to replace Chrome's workflow. It works with Chrome’s own bookmarks, tabs, and tab groups, so your browser stays familiar. Privacy note: Orbit Workspace stores saved workspaces using Chrome bookmarks and lightweight extension storage. It uses Chrome tabs and tab groups to organize your browser. It does not sell your data, use your browsing activity for advertising, or send your browsing history to an external server. If your browser is your workspace, Orbit helps keep every context in its place.