Open and closed-for-now tabs
Select tabs you no longer need active, close them safely, then restore one page or a complete set later.
A focused browser workspace for students and professionals to organize tabs, save complete sessions and restore what matters.
FlowSpace keeps the essential workflow close and leaves distracting complexity out of the way.
Select tabs you no longer need active, close them safely, then restore one page or a complete set later.
Separate subjects, clients and projects with named spaces and collapsible organization.
Separate closed tabs, recent activity, saved sessions and recovered pages—with their workspace context and timestamps.
Keep Docs, Drive, Canva, GitHub, learning platforms and your own URLs near the work that uses them.
Export selected workspace data to JSON and import compatible backups when you need portability.
When signed in, FlowSpace keeps supported workspaces, recovery journals, history and bookmarks synchronized automatically while retaining local-first saves and JSON export.
BETAFlowSpace records useful browser activity with the page title, website, workspace, folder and time. Restoring a page keeps the original history record, so recovery never destroys the trail.
FlowSpace follows the way work actually happens: collect useful pages, reduce clutter, and continue later without rebuilding context.
Join the beta program →Give the current task a clear name and keep its pages together.
Preserve selected tabs while freeing the active browser window.
Reopen the entire workspace or only the pages needed now.
Paid subscriptions are not publicly available yet. Final benefits will be confirmed before live billing begins.
Displayed prices are proposals and do not create a purchase offer. Taxes and currency conversion may apply after live billing launches.
No. FlowSpace saves supported workspace information such as page titles, URLs and organization choices. It does not copy the private contents of third-party websites.
Yes. You can restore one page or a selected set. The original history entry remains available with a restored timestamp.
History is an activity and recovery record. Bookmarks are pages you intentionally keep until you explicitly remove them, with optional names, notes, tags, workspace and folder.
Not publicly. FlowSpace is preparing its authentication, synchronization and billing systems before accepting live subscriptions.
No. Users should keep independent copies of critical work and periodically export important workspace data.
Request access to the FlowSpace beta or contact us about the upcoming release.