Cootab turns search and the sites you use every day into a personal browser start page. Organize links into groups, drag them into place, and keep separate boards for work, study, and life. Choose from distinctive themes and palettes, sync across browsers, share boards with teammates, or clone a public board and make it yours. No extension required.
Hi Product Hunt,
I first had the idea for Cootab at the end of 2018. My work links, technical docs, useful sites, and personal bookmarks were spread across browsers and computers. Organizing them was awkward, and sharing a useful set of links with a teammate meant copying them one at a time.
I built a rough first version in 2020. It already had multiple boards, drag-and-drop sorting, URL parsing, and wallpapers. Then I changed jobs and left the project mostly untouched for more than four years.
During those years, I kept using it myself. I never promoted it and only linked to it from my profile, yet a few people I didn't know found it and kept using it. That surprised me and encouraged me to return and build the product properly.
In 2026, I did. I rebuilt Cootab into the product I had wanted all along.
Cootab gives you a browser start page centered on search and the links you use every day. You can:
- create separate boards for work, study, life, or a project;
- group and reorder links with drag and drop;
- switch themes, palettes, and light or dark mode;
- use the same boards across browsers and computers;
- share a board with teammates or clone a public one.
It works on the web, so there is nothing to install. The free plan includes two boards, up to 80 links per board, import and export, and collaboration with two people per board.
I would love feedback on two things: does Cootab feel fast enough to become your default start page, and which part of your current bookmark setup is still difficult to replace?
Thanks for taking a look.