Guides for a clearer browser workspace
Practical articles about bookmarks, start pages, visual desktops, and repeatable browser routines.
NESKTOP is versatile: from simple bookmarks to a full web desktop
NESKTOP grows with how you want to use it. Start with a few bookmark tiles. Add folders. Add search and notes. Create multiple pages. Share layouts. Use it on mobile. It scales from a clean start page to a multi-page command center.
NESKTOP on Android: what works now and what is planned
How to use the NESKTOP mobile canvas from Android today, plus the status of the planned native app and parental-control features.
Design your mobile NESKTOP from your PC — and vice versa
You can arrange your mobile canvas from your computer, or design your desktop canvas from your phone. Both canvases are accessible from any device.
NESKTOP on desktop and mobile: one workspace, two independent canvases
NESKTOP gives you two separate canvases — Desktop for your computer and Mobile for your phone. Each is independently arranged, but both are yours and always in sync.
The gift of organization: why sharing a NESKTOP layout beats sending a list of links
A shared NESKTOP layout is visual, interactive, and ready to use — compare that to sending 20 URLs in an email or message that the recipient has to set up themselves.
Onboard new team members with a shared NESKTOP layout
Create one team desktop layout with your company's tools, dashboards, and resources. Every new hire imports it and starts from the same organized setup on day one.
Set up NESKTOP for your parents: a desktop they will actually use
Design a simple, friendly NESKTOP layout for your parents with their favorite websites, email, news, and video calls — all large, visible, and one click away.
Design a NESKTOP desktop for someone else — and share it in seconds
You can build a NESKTOP layout for a friend, family member, or colleague, generate a share link, and they can import it into their own account instantly.
NESKTOP on Android today: mobile web access and the native-app roadmap
NESKTOP works on Android today through its responsive web app and dedicated mobile canvas. A native Android app and parental-control features remain on the roadmap.
The road ahead: what we are building for NESKTOP
A look at the NESKTOP roadmap — widget ecosystem, VPS management, centralized team workspaces, and cloud desktop — with clear labeling of what exists today versus what is coming.
The NESKTOP Pro plan: what you get when you upgrade
A clear breakdown of NESKTOP Pro features — more pages, more widgets, more saved layouts, expanded backgrounds, annual billing, and lifetime options.
What is new in NESKTOP — recent features and improvements
A running update on new NESKTOP features, improvements, and fixes — updated regularly so you always know what has changed.
NESKTOP and Raindrop.io: choosing what works for you
Raindrop.io is excellent at bookmark collection, tagging, and archiving. NESKTOP is excellent at visual daily workflow. Many people benefit from using both.
NESKTOP and Notion: different tools that work great together
Notion is for documents and databases. NESKTOP is for launching your daily web tools. They complement each other — here is how to use both in your workflow.
NESKTOP and browser bookmarks: how they complement each other
Browser bookmarks are excellent storage. NESKTOP is an excellent working surface. Here is how to use both together for a faster, more organized browsing experience.
NESKTOP for small teams: shared layouts for onboarding and consistency
How small teams can use NESKTOP layout sharing to give every team member the same organized starting point — and what is coming for centralized team management.
NESKTOP for developers: GitHub, docs, cloud consoles — all organized on one desktop
How developers can use NESKTOP to organize repositories, documentation, cloud dashboards, CI tools, and project resources into a clean technical workspace.
NESKTOP for remote workers: your daily command center
How remote workers can use NESKTOP to organize meeting links, project dashboards, team docs, communication tools, and daily routines on one visual canvas.
NESKTOP for freelancers: one desktop per client, all your tools in one place
How freelancers and independent professionals can use NESKTOP to separate client projects, organize tools, save reusable layouts, and share workspaces.
NESKTOP for students: building a study desktop that lasts all semester
How to use the Study & Research preset, subject folders, note widgets, and search to create an academic workspace that keeps every course organized.
The NESKTOP browser extension: save any page to the right folder instantly
Everything the NESKTOP extension can do — save bookmarks with one click, sync your browser bookmarks, set your new tab page, and keep your top sites updated.
Customizing your NESKTOP desktop: colors, gradients, dark mode, and backgrounds
Every widget on your NESKTOP canvas can be individually styled. Plus global dark mode, text size controls, alignment grids, and per-page backgrounds.
Save, load, and share: layout management in NESKTOP
NESKTOP lets you save your desktop arrangement, load it back anytime, apply ready-made presets, and share your layout with anyone through an expiring link.
Multiple pages, one desktop: separating work, study, and personal life in NESKTOP
NESKTOP supports multiple independent pages per canvas — each with its own widgets, layout, and background. Here is how to use them to keep your contexts cleanly separated.
Editor Recommendations: curated collections from the NESKTOP team
Discover useful websites and tools hand-picked by the NESKTOP editors — organized into themed categories and ready to add to your desktop.
The Popular Websites widget: see what is trending in your own browsing
NESKTOP can show your most-visited sites automatically on your desktop — no manual updating. Here is how the Popular Websites widget works.
Notes on your desktop: keep working context right beside your tools
NESKTOP note widgets let you jot down quick thoughts, reminders, and references directly on your desktop — right next to the links and tools you use every day.
The NESKTOP search widget: 7 search engines built right into your desktop
Search Google, Bing, Yahoo, DuckDuckGo, Brave, Startpage, or Ecosia directly from your NESKTOP desktop — no need to open a separate tab.
Organizing bookmarks visually: how folders, pages, and widgets work together in NESKTOP
Bookmarks are at their best when you can see them, drag them, group them, and reach them with one click. Here is how NESKTOP turns your saved links into a visual workspace.
NESKTOP, Notion, Raindrop, and browser bookmarks — how they fit together
A practical guide to using NESKTOP alongside Notion, Raindrop.io, and browser bookmarks — each tool has its strengths, and they work well together.
A lightweight link hub for small teams — reduce tool chaos fast
How small teams can set up a shared NESKTOP workspace to organize their daily tools, dashboards, and resources in one place.
Start pages and bookmark managers: how they work together with NESKTOP
Understanding the difference between saving links, launching your daily work, and building a reusable visual workspace.
How students, freelancers, and remote workers use an online desktop
Real examples of how an online desktop becomes a start page, study dashboard, project workspace, and team hub.
How to organize your bookmarks so they stay useful every day
A practical system to keep your bookmarks organized: separate your archive from your daily tools, and give each context its own visual page.
A visual desktop for your everyday bookmarks, search, and tools
How NESKTOP brings your bookmarks out of hidden folders and onto a visual canvas — with search, notes, and widgets all on one screen.
Making NESKTOP your browser start page — Chrome guide and browser options
Step-by-step instructions to install the NESKTOP Chrome extension, set your visual desktop as a new tab page, and use the web app in other browsers.
NESKTOP presets: choose the right starting point for your workflow
A complete guide to every built-in NESKTOP preset — what each one includes, who it fits best, and how to customize it for your own routine.
How to set up your first NESKTOP desktop in 5 minutes
A step-by-step walkthrough: sign up, apply a preset, replace the sample links with your own, and start using your visual desktop.