Deployed to Vercel

Chrome Workspaces is deployed at chrome-workspaces.vercel.app.

The problem is one every knowledge worker knows: too many tabs, too many contexts, no good way to switch between them. Chrome has tab groups, but they're manual, fragile, and don't persist well. Chrome Workspaces takes a different approach — workspaces as first-class objects that you can save, switch between, and restore.

What's live right now is a working interactive prototype, not a landing page. Built with React 18, Vite, and dnd-kit, it's a fully functional workspace manager where you can drag and drop tabs between groups, create and color-code tab groups, switch between layout modes, and organize your browsing context visually.

The design follows Chrome's actual design specifications — 4-point grid, 44px tab strip height, 34px individual tabs. The goal is for the workspace manager to feel native to Chrome, not like a bolted-on tool. There are color pickers for tab group customization and a sidebar for workspace-level navigation.

This is the design exploration phase — figuring out the right interaction patterns before building the Chrome extension itself. The prototype lets us test ideas about context switching, workspace persistence, and tab organization without the constraints of the extension API.