TabExtend

Happy Tuesday guys 👋, I’m Gustav, let me tell you about two things I like. I like building products, and I like to learn new stuff. Above is our product, tabExtend, now in version 2.0 and beyond 🧑‍🚀. The main idea is that you simply get a Kanban board where you can drop off your tabs, add notes, reminders, etc, etc. And in honor of the Kanban, here’s some interesting facts about them: "Origin Story: Kanban originated in Japan, and the term "Kanban" literally translates to "visual card" or "signboard" in Japanese. The system was initially developed by Toyota in the 1940s and 1950s to improve manufacturing efficiency and is part of the lean manufacturing system. Taiichi Ohno, an industrial engineer at Toyota, developed Kanban to improve manufacturing processes. He was inspired by the way supermarkets stocked their shelves based on what consumers took rather than by vendor pushes, mirroring a "pull" system. Fun Fact: When Ohno first introduced the Kanban system, he utilized actual physical cards placed in clear plastic boxes. When a worker or station needed more parts, they would send their Kanban card to the upstream station. This simple yet effective visual management tool helped workers easily determine what needed to be produced and in what quantity. Current State: Kanban has since moved beyond just manufacturing and has been embraced by industries worldwide, especially in software development and project management. With the rise of digital tools and platforms, virtual Kanban boards are now a common sight. Apps like Trello, Jira, and also the beloved tabExtend offer digital Kanban boards where tasks are represented by "cards" that move through columns or "lanes" representing stages of a process. It's fascinating to think that a system inspired by supermarket stocking has transformed the way many industries, especially tech, approach productivity and workflow." That's it for todays history lesson. Please ask away about our product, the libraries we use, bootstrapping, and maybe the most important question: who made the video? 😄. Also, follow for more product launches very soon 🙏. Cheers!

Absolutely Stellar! ✨ tabExtend is a gem! 💎 Keep soaring! tabExtend has single-handedly revolutionized my browsing experience. No more endless lists of bookmarks, forgotten tabs, or haphazard notes scattered in different apps. It turns your new tab into a dynamic Kanban board, making organization not just easy, but genuinely enjoyable! 🚀 Offloading Sites: I can now park sites for later without cluttering my browser or losing track of them. ✍️ Notes: Jotting down spontaneous thoughts or essential points from a webpage has never been more intuitive. 📲 Mobile Sync: The seamless synchronization with their new native mobile apps for both iOS and Android is the cherry on top. I can take my organized world with me on the go! And now new (still reviewing these features, although to-dos are a bit older): 📅 To-Do’s & Reminders: Strategizing my day, setting reminders, and keeping up with tasks is now a breeze. Every morning, my day is set, and I'm greeted with my priorities right when I open a new tab. 🔗 Scheduled Site Visits: This feature? Pure genius! No more relying on external alarms or calendar reminders. In this fast-paced digital age, wouldn't it be groundbreaking to have an AI interface in tabExtend that lets you converse with your bookmarks? Imagine bringing unparalleled order to your browsing experience and supercharging your productivity. This could be the next big evolution we all need! 🚀👌

I definitely like this concept! Having this "disease" of holding opened 50+ tabs in 2 Chrome windows because all of them are extra crucial, such an organizer will greatly ease my PC's life. :D

sounds like a super useful tool, will check it out! congrats on the launch, guys!

I love this ! I'm really happy with TabExtend! Really game changer for me while working as a venture builder

Love tabExtend as a way of organising all the various websites I use. I've collected so many online tools over the years I often forget what I've got, but by saving all the links to tabExtend, and using the Kanban board layout to group them, it's made it super simple to find what I need, when I need it. Since starting to use it the team have been very responsive to feedback/questions and have introduced a number of updates, including a mobile app. Great product that I'm sure I'm not yet using to the full potential.

For serious work via browser’s organizers, tabExtend is the best, I loved it from day one, got hooked up to using it and evolved tremendously over the last 2 years. Well done and congratulations for the launch of 2.0