iCorner - Your Online Corner, Where Your Web Begins.

iCorner — Finally, a Start Page That Actually Feels Like “Mine” As someone who’s been endlessly frustrated with default browser homepages and messy bookmark bars, iCorner feels like the answer I’ve been searching for. Most start pages or “new tab” tools out there either overwhelm you with feeds and widgets, or are so barebones they lack any personality. My bookmarks kept piling up, yet every new tab still felt empty or cluttered with stuff I didn’t need. I wanted something clean, personal, and truly useful—not just another dashboard. That’s where iCorner hits different. It’s not just a bookmark manager; it’s a personal, shareable, and explorable starting point for my day online. The “Workspace” concept is what really won me over. I can separate work, side projects, and personal interests into dedicated spaces—no more mixing GitHub links with recipe blogs. Each workspace stays focused, which helps me stay in flow. Inside every workspace, the four smart sections (Favorites, Bookmarks, Trending, and Explore) just make sense: - Favorites: surfaces what I actually use most, - Bookmarks: are finally organized by context, not just one long messy list, - Popular: shows me what’s popular in the community, - Explore: lets me peek into public workspaces from others—great for inspiration and discovery. It’s both highly functional and deeply customizable. I can tweak the layout, background, and style for each workspace, so it really does feel like my corner of the web. If you’re tired of generic start pages and want a clean, focused, fully personal home for your links—with just the right amount of community vibe—iCorner is worth trying. It’s built for clarity, not clutter, and it puts you back in control of how you start online. In short: it’s turned opening my browser from a habit into a small, genuine pleasure.