Your new tab, finally useful.
Save any tab, link, or note in one click, then find it instantly, right on your new tab.
Prismi turns the most familiar page in your browser into a small system for the things you want to return to. Save a useful page instead of leaving another tab open as a reminder, give it a home in seconds, and pick up exactly where you left off.
Your collection is waiting in every new tab, ready when the next task starts.
Save what is worth keeping - Save tabs, links, and notes while they are still useful, without keeping them open as reminders.
Give every context a home - Create boards for work, ideas, reading, or anything else that helps you think clearly.
Find the thread again - Your saved collection is always available on your new tab, so you can return to the right link when the next task begins.
Make the space yours - Choose a wallpaper, tune the colors, and add the small utilities that make a new tab useful from the first click.
Search without leaving - Find saved links or use the built-in search bar from the place where your next task begins.
Import bookmarks - Bring existing browser bookmarks into Prismi, keep the useful ones, and organize the rest.
| Step | What to do |
|---|---|
| 1. Install | Add Prismi from Firefox Add-ons or the Chrome Web Store. It becomes your new-tab page. |
| 2. Create a board | Start with a context you return to, such as a project, reading list, or everyday tools. |
| 3. Save and return | Save useful tabs, links, or notes in one click and find them again whenever you open a new tab. |
Prismi works on desktop Firefox, Chrome, Opera, Brave, and most Chromium-based browsers. Mobile browsers are not supported.
Prismi is free and private by design: no ads, tracking, subscriptions, or feature caps. Your saved links remain under your control, are stored locally in your browser, and can be exported.
Read the full Privacy Policy.
Prismi is free and open source. If you find it useful, a star on GitHub helps other people discover the project.
Open source. No ads or tracking. Your saved links stay under your control.
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