start.me

Open your browser to a workspace that already knows what you need. With start.me, you build a personal start page that launches your day: pin your most-used sites, group them by project, and place handy widgets where you want them. Begin by importing links from your browser or a CSV, then drag cards into folders like Research, Work, Finance, and Travel. Use the browser extension to capture the current tab in two clicks, add a tag, and drop it into the right folder. Color-code sections, pick larger icons for priority links, and set a clean layout so the essentials sit above the fold across desktop and mobile.

Writers, students, and researchers can turn start.me into a project command center. Create a page per assignment with folders for sources, citations, and drafts. Add an RSS widget to monitor journals or news with live updates, and a Notes widget to capture takeaways or to-dos beside your links. Tag articles by theme or stage (to read, quoted, archived) so you can filter quickly when deadlines close in. Use search to find any saved resource by title, tag, or URL. When a project wraps, export your collection for backup, then archive the page to keep your main workspace uncluttered.

Teams and educators can share curated start pages to keep everyone aligned. Build a page with onboarding links, style guides, calendars, and key tools, then share it as view-only for students or with edit access for collaborators. Public pages make it simple to publish a resource hub for a class or client; private pages keep internal kits secure. For campaigns, spin up a temporary page that gathers briefs, asset libraries, analytics dashboards, and stakeholder contacts. When priorities change, rearrange sections with drag-and-drop and push updated links without email chains.

Developers and makers can standardize jump points to docs, repos, and cloud consoles. Group environments (Dev, Staging, Prod) with clear labels, then open an entire folder of tabs in one click when you start a session. Keep snippets or checklists in a Notes widget next to API docs. Add quick-launch tiles for issue trackers and CI dashboards to cut context switching. On the go, access the same layout on your phone, capture new finds via the extension, and trust that everything syncs back to your main start page. When you’re ready to reset, duplicate pages as templates so new projects inherit the same structure and best practices.