ARC Tab turns your new tab into a personal workspace you actually control. Organise your links into sections, add tasks, notes, Pomodoro, RSS feeds and more—all without an account, server, tracking or telemetry. Your data stays on your device. Pro adds unlimited links, multiple and scheduled workspaces, a whiteboard, custom layouts, premium appearances and AI chat bookmarks. Built for people who want their browser to work around them, not the other way around.
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I built ARC Tab because I never understood why my browser's most frequently opened page had to be either a generic grid of websites or an algorithmic feed.
I wanted something different:
A new tab that felt like **my own workspace**.
So I built ARC Tab.
You can create sections for things like Development, Research, College, Projects or Personal, then fill them with the links, notes, tasks and widgets you actually need.
The biggest design decision was making it **local-first**.
No account.
No backend.
No analytics.
No telemetry.
No advertising code.
Your board stays in your browser.
I also wanted it to grow beyond a bookmark manager, so ARC Tab includes things like a Pomodoro timer, to-do list, notes, RSS reader, multiple workspaces, scheduled workspaces, a drawing whiteboard and AI chat bookmarks.
It's still v1.0, and honestly, I'm more interested in finding out what's wrong with it than pretending it's perfect.
If you try ARC Tab, I'd love to know:
**What would make you permanently replace your current new tab with it?**
And if you find a bug, please tell me. I'll probably fix it. 😄
Thanks for checking it out!