Waypoint - A local-first link keeper for people with too many open tabs
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A local-first link keeper for people with too many open tabs. Side panel for Chrome, Edge, Brave, Firefox and Zen; menu-bar app for macOS.
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Hi Product Hunt 👋
I had 87 tabs open. Again. Not because I was reading them, but because closing a tab felt like losing it.
So I built Waypoint for myself.
How it works: drag a tab into the side panel and it's saved and closed, with no dialog. Open any page later and Waypoint shows which group it belongs to, so "where was I with this project?" is one glance.
What matters to me:
Local-first. Your links live in an encrypted database on your Mac. No account needed.
Every browser. A side panel for Chrome, Edge, Brave, Firefox and Zen. Safari comes with the Mac app.
Agent-ready. A built-in MCP server lets Claude sort your Inbox, and every agent change can be undone.
A start page made of your links, in the style you like.
It's free.
One question for you: how do you deal with tabs today? Bookmarks, a tab manager, or just… never closing them? I'd love to hear what would make you switch.
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Hi Product Hunt 👋
I had 87 tabs open. Again. Not because I was reading them, but because closing a tab felt like losing it.
So I built Waypoint for myself.
How it works: drag a tab into the side panel and it's saved and closed, with no dialog. Open any page later and Waypoint shows which group it belongs to, so "where was I with this project?" is one glance.
What matters to me:
Local-first. Your links live in an encrypted database on your Mac. No account needed.
Every browser. A side panel for Chrome, Edge, Brave, Firefox and Zen. Safari comes with the Mac app.
Agent-ready. A built-in MCP server lets Claude sort your Inbox, and every agent change can be undone.
A start page made of your links, in the style you like.
It's free.
One question for you: how do you deal with tabs today? Bookmarks, a tab manager, or just… never closing them? I'd love to hear what would make you switch.