Sapiare New Tab

Sapiare New Tab

Find inspiration every time you open a new tab.

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Do you build products and companies? This minimal new-tab page showcases evocative visual thinking, a curated collection of paintings, and tweet-style quotes from history’s brightest minds.
Free
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Anima Playground
AI with an Eye for Design
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What do you think? …

José Luis Antúnez

We open a new tab dozens of times every day. We built this extension to make those moments a little more beautiful and inspiring, and hopefully help us think and build better.

It showcases evocative visual thinking, a curated collection of paintings, and tweet-style quotes from history’s brightest minds.

Some details

  • More than 200 works and growing, with 80% devoted to ideas and quotations and 20% to timeless art.

  • Every new tab fades in softly, adding a refined touch to the experience.

  • You’ll receive new content without needing to update.

  • Click anywhere on the page to see new pieces, like advancing slides in a presentation.

Install

Create you custom new-tab extension
We’ve open-sourced the code to create your own extension.
https://github.com/oscarotero/visual-tabs

Would you have any ideas to improve it or suggest additional content formats?

Thanks!

Zolani Matebese

@jlantunez Hi Jose, I love this. Congrats on the launch. This is so much better than a blank page or a feed that's stuffed with junk, Open sourcing as well........Salute.

José Luis Antúnez

@zolani_matebese Thanks, Zolani. It's nice to have a bit of beauty and inspiration in your day.

Catherine Cormier

Love that it’s minimal and focused on inspiration without the usual noise of bookmarks or widgets. Perfect for keeping that creative spark alive between client calls and code reviews ahahah

Quick question: How often does the artwork/quote rotate? Is it daily, per new tab, or customizable?

José Luis Antúnez

@cathcorm Thanks, Catherine. We add new content almost daily. The collection now includes more than 220 pieces, about 20% of which are paintings. Because the rotation is fully random, you might see the same piece several times in a day, while others won’t show up again for days. Currently, the type of content you see is not customizable. It makes sense that you should be able to choose. Thank you.

Catherine Cormier

@jlantunez i've added your plugin to Chrome and enjoy it so much already!! thank you for your answer José :)

Curious Kitty
Because new-tab opens happen dozens of times per day, tiny UX costs compound: how did you decide the “right” level of interaction, and what have you learned about what users do in the first 3 seconds after a tab opens?
José Luis Antúnez

@curiouskitty We don’t have solid behavioral data yet. We’d love it if people shared quotes or screenshots on social media. The suggestion we hear most often is giving users control over the type of content they see.

Vera Serova

congrats on the launch! I love this idea, feels very useful and meaningful. motivational quote or a piece of art could be really helpful midwork. great, I wish you all the best with it!

José Luis Antúnez

@yellow_yetti Thanks, Vera :)

Seonghun Kim

I love it.
But one thing that cannot find my bookmarks in new tab with this.

So i think it would be better to show bookmarks for clicking skip or disappearing automatically.

leo

I love the design! It would be even better with Chinese support. While the implementation seems straightforward, the creativity is what really makes it stand out.

leo

Perfect for zoning out.

José Luis Antúnez

@daliuai Thanks, leo.

Edvard

As a solo dev building a desktop app, I deeply respect the discipline it takes to ship something this minimal. Most of us clutter our UIs out of fear users won’t “get it.”

But here’s a thought: what if the absence of bookmarks is the feature? A tiny moment of intentional disconnection before diving back into work.

That said — maybe a subtle “skip” button (like a small ⏭️ in the corner) could satisfy both worlds: beauty for those who want it, utility for those who need it.

Either way — bravo. This is digital craftsmanship.

José Luis Antúnez

@gorkyed Thank you, Edvard. We’ll think about it.