Skipper - Tab management that works with ADHD brains

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

What is Skipper - Tab management that works with ADHD brains?

Skipper - Tab management that works with ADHD brains is an innovative Chrome extension that helps users manage their tabs based on their unique workflow. Developed from Carnegie Mellon research, it offers smart organization, effortless switching between tasks, and prioritizes tabs according to usage patterns. Perfect for ADHD entrepreneurs and anyone managing multiple projects, Skipper ensures you stay focused by keeping your tabs organized and within reach. Experience productivity like never before!

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Extension stats

By: https://skipper.co

View on Chrome Web Store

Users: 4,000+

Rating: 4.06 (36) ▼ 0.03

Version: 83 (Last updated: 2024-11-13)

Creation date: 2024-02-02

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

alarms
tabs
tabGroups
storage
unlimitedStorage
sidePanel
history
scripting

Host permissions:

<all_urls>

Size: 9.85M

Email: su*****@skeema.com

URLs: Website ,Privacy policy

Ranking

# 15700 ▼ 61

Other rankings

#1657 in Tools ▲ 8 #51 in organization keyword 3 ▲ 127 #61 in manage keyword 12 ▲ 31 #145 in tab keyword 77 ▲

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Extension summary

Analyze keywords

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.

User reviews

These summaries are automatically generated weekly using AI based on recent user reviews. Chrome Web Store does not verify user reviews, so some user reviews may be inaccurate, spammy, or outdated.

Pros

Helps declutter and organize tabs, leading to a cleaner workspace
Automatic tab management reduces cognitive load
Facilitates easy access to saved tabs and project organization
Improves productivity by allowing users to focus on essential tasks
User-friendly interface with an easy onboarding process

Cons

May unintentionally close tabs that users are actively working on
Lacks robust features for manual tab management and organization
Inconsistent performance with tab saving and retrieval
Users need more customization options for settings and preferences
Search functionality may be inadequate if users do not remember tab names

Most mentioned

Automatic tab closing or management feature
Clutter reduction and improved focus
User dependency on the extension for tab organization
Issues with losing important open tabs
Need for better project and tab grouping functionalities

Recent reviews

I started using Skipper (it was Skeema at the time) and I found it useful to find tabs I knew I had open but were hidden in the 50+ or so I had open on every browser. I liked it a lot then and since then they've added a feature where folders are now opening in the center pane, instead of the sidebar which is fantastic. The tabs are grouped by category which makes it very simple to find and maintain order. I am no longer hesitant to close tabs in fear of never finding the site again because I've forgotten about it. I think one of the last things I would like to see is an integration of a bookmarking tool like rainbow.io with features where I can put notes into the platform about the site, search the notes, and really organize my tab life.

Tom Festa, 2024-11-15

A lot of potential, just not what I expected! The most frustrating thing about Chrome tabs is having them in your point of view. If that problem is solved, game over. I do like how it removes the tab after a certain amount of time, but there needs to be an element of "out of sight, out of mind." Keep cooking!

Cody Bythrow, 2024-10-21

I always considered myself a organized tabber but recently I realized how often I have to cycle through dozens of tabs to find what I'm looking for. I downloaded Skipper and it made my like 10x easier. Its so helpful to have the saved tabs filed neatly because a lot of the times I'm keeping tabs open so I can remember things I need to get done and this creates an easy checklist for me. I will continue to use Skipper for as long as I use Chrome :)

Joanna Xinling Bai, 2024-10-20

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Extension safety

Risk impact

Skipper - Tab management that works with ADHD brains requires some sensitive permissions that could impact your browser and data security. Exercise caution before installing.