Make every new tab your own.
Arrange clocks, weather, calendars and quick links on a background you love. Save, organize and rediscover bookmarks with AI.
What you get
Three things a new tab can do for you.
See what you check first
A clock in the time zone you want, the weather where you are, a solar and lunar calendar, and a grid of the sites you open most — on the page that opens anyway.
Design it yourself
Choose a photo or a looping video background, turn on the widgets you want, then drag each one where it belongs. Change your mind as often as you like.
Find the pages you saved
Save a page as you browse and let AI file it into a category, then search the whole library from one shortcut. In Chrome and Edge the extension can also bring in the bookmarks your browser already holds.
Starter templates
Start from a template, then make it yours.
Opening a template creates an independent, editable copy in your own editor. Change its background, its widgets and its layout — nobody else's page moves with it.
Bookmarks
Ask your own library.
Save a page while you browse and zTab files it into a category. Later, search the library or ask it a question in your own words.
Ask "what did I save about OAuth last week?" and zTab lists the matching pages from your library, each with the reason it matched.
Answers come only from the pages you saved — zTab does not run a web search for you. To summarise or answer, it sends the saved page's title, address and content to the AI provider.
How to start
Three steps to a tab that is yours.
Pick a template, or start from an empty page
Open a starting point in Community and make it yours — the background, the widgets, where each one sits.
Install the extension, or set zTab as your homepage
The extension replaces the new tab page in Chrome and Edge. Without it, open zTab on the web and set it as your browser's homepage or startup page.
Sign in when you want it on another browser
An account saves the page you built and brings your saved configuration to the browsers you connect.
The conditions, in plain words
Free, private, synced — and what each one means.
There is a free plan
The free plan gives you one zTab, 20 MB of storage, up to 2,000 synced bookmarks, 30 Ask zTab questions a day, and every widget and background style — no credit card.
Your page stays yours
zTab does not sell your data and does not build an advertising profile. It does store what sync needs: your account, the browsers you paired, and the bookmarks you saved — their titles, addresses and how often you open them.
Sync is something you turn on
Build a page without an account if you like. Sign in and your saved configuration follows you to the browsers you connect — except background images you picked from your own computer, which stay on that browser.
Questions
Short answers.
Do I need an account?
No. You can try a template and arrange a page without signing in. An account is what saves that page and carries it to another browser.
Which browsers does zTab work with?
The extension replaces the new tab page in Chrome and Edge. A Firefox build exists, but bookmark sync is Chrome and Edge only. In any other browser you can open zTab on the web and set it as your homepage or startup page.
What does the AI read?
Only the pages you saved. To summarise one or answer a question, zTab sends that page's title, address and content to the AI provider. It does not read the rest of your browsing.
What still works without a network?
A page you have already opened keeps working from the copy zTab kept, for up to seven days before it has to reconnect. Fresh weather, AI answers and sync need a connection.
Free for Chrome & Edge
Open a new tab. It's yours now.
Also works in Brave, Arc and any Chromium browser