Meet your brain’s new best friend: adaptive tab management that keeps you focused, even when ADHD makes task-switching tough.  Developed from Carneg

Skipper - fewer tabs, more focus

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2024-11-07 19:00:02

Meet your brain’s new best friend: adaptive tab management that keeps you focused, even when ADHD makes task-switching tough. Developed from Carnegie Mellon research on focus and distraction, Skipper is a game-changer particularly for ADHD entrepreneurs and anyone who juggles multiple projects. Our adaptive design learns how your brain naturally flows, so you can stay locked in on what matters. Whether you’re deep in client work, researching, or tackling technical tasks, Skipper keeps your tabs neatly organized in intuitive folders that match your workflow. No more losing yourself in unrelated tabs—just smooth transitions between projects with everything right where your brain expects it to be. Key Features: 📁 Smart Organization: Adapts to your unique workflow, keeping tabs right where you need them 🔄 Effortless Switching: Move between projects without losing focus or getting sidetracked ⏱️ Time-Smart Design: Prioritizes tabs based on your actual usage patterns, not just recent activity 🤝 Share with Ease: Organize and share collections of tabs seamlessly with your team or clients Especially effective for ADHD minds and anyone who works differently, Skipper’s research-backed design adapts to your natural habits. Experience working in sync with your brain—try Skipper and see the difference. Want a peek? Watch our quick demo! Have questions or ideas? Reach out at hello@skipper.co

Skipper automatically closes tabs after a while and in a very silent away, unless it closes the tabs right under your focus of attention, which it sometimes does. But not all sessions hosted by tabs are stateless. I have lost form data more than once because the tab was gone when not pinned. Even if the tab does not have state itself, the user has state of it in their mind. It causes cognitive dissonance when the user remembers they had a tab open of something but it was moved automatically. ... Show more

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