Skeema

Declutter your mind and your browser

Hi PH!👋

I’m Niki, the founder of Skeema. Our goal is to tame tab overload and declutter your mind 🧠 and your browser 🖥.

After declaring “tab bankruptcy” from every browser and extension we could find, we built Skeema based on research we did into the deep causes of tab overload, including:

- 🔖 Reminding & Resumption. You're constantly switching between unfinished tasks all day, leaving tabs open so you don't lose where you left off - 🔎 Refinding. You leave docs and links open to avoid digging through emails or Slack or drives to find them again - 📚 Resurfacing. You leave articles and papers open in tabs to read because you don't have time to read them right now but if you put them away you may forget and never get back to them

Skeema transforms your tabs into rich building blocks that can capture the structure of your thoughts and anything you find on the web. We spent a year in stealth mode making Skeema fit your mind like a glove and to tame tab overload beyond a few days, weeks, or months. Here’s a highlight of some of Skeema’s best features so far:

- 💻 Declutter your browser. Organize your tabs into projects and outlines - 🧠 Capture your mental model. Grab clips in tabs, set priorities and add notes to remember why they are important. - 🗂 Manage all your docs and links in one place. Create a launchpad for all the different projects you are switching between over the course of a day, and get back to them instantly. - 👀 Out of sight, but not out of mind. Re-encounter saved articles and instantly access any item on your new tab page.

We couldn’t be more excited for you to check out Skeema. We’d love your feedback and to get your thoughts on how to take our product to the next level. Feel free to leave a comment below, join us on Slack, or reach out via email.

Super cool. I really like that Skeema supports adding contextual snippets to tabs!

Are there ways to make links across groups in Skeema? For instance, staying at one AirBnB makes it easier for us to eat at these few restaurants. I could see it being really useful to capture relationships between tabs across groups.