Best for
Anyone with a crowded bookmark bar or repetitive browser routine
Daily browser start page
Put the links, searches, folders, and notes you open every day on one visual desktop.
- Open daily tools faster
- Keep active links visible
Use cases
Start with a routine you already have
Start with a real preset, replace the sample links, and make the desktop fit your routine.
NAPP Ecosystem
Discover indexed web apps, widgets, and layouts
Use the NAPP Store to discover and evaluate useful web software, then add the right web apps, widgets, or reusable layouts to your canvas.
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Indexed Web App Store
Browse indexed web apps with product details, verified source information, categories, ratings, comments, and moderated user reviews before opening or adding them.
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Widget Store
Discover native and connector widgets for search, notes, folders, clocks, recommendations, calendars, tasks, boards, and other supported workflows.
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Layouts
Save your own canvases as layouts or apply starter presets. Keep separate pages for each workflow.
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Run several projects without mixing their web apps and links
Use separate pages and reusable layouts for each project, client, department, subject, or campaign. The same pattern works for one person, a growing team, or a larger organization.
Best for
Students, researchers, teachers, and self-directed learners
Study and research desktop
Keep subjects, sources, notes, search, and course tools together without mixing every project.
- Separate subjects clearly
- Keep research sources findable
Best for
Freelancers, consultants, founders, and remote workers
Project and freelance workspace
Group client links, project boards, files, invoices, meetings, and temporary notes in one reusable layout.
- Switch projects with less searching
- Keep client tools separated
One canvas for you. Managed canvases for teams. Public pages when you choose.
Personal work stays private, team access is invitation-based, and publishing is always an explicit action.
Teams
Managed workspaces from small teams to larger organizations
Organize repeated links, web apps, and separate project layouts; invite members, assign role-based canvases, and keep ownership clear as the organization grows.
Explore Teams →
Public sharing
Turn an approved canvas into a public resource page
Publish a read-only personal page or organization resource hub for selected links and tools without exposing private editing controls.
See sharing features →Trust and control
Private until you explicitly share
Guest layouts stay in the browser. Account data is sent only to provide signed-in features and synchronization. Team membership requires an invitation decision, while public pages use sanitized read-only snapshots.
Start without risk
Free canvas first. Upgrade only when it helps.
Try guest mode without an account, create a free account to sync, or compare paid personal and business options when you need additional sharing and team capabilities.