Tabner

A lighter alternative to Workona

Workona turns your browser into a project workspace. Tabner does something smaller on purpose: it keeps the tabs you want to come back to in boards you can search.

Free. No account needed. Without one, your tabs never reach our servers.

Two different ideas

Workona swaps your set of open tabs when you change space, and adds tasks, docs and integrations with tools like Google Drive and Slack. If that's what you're after, it does it well. Tabner leaves your open tabs alone. You save what matters into boards, close the rest, and find it again later.

TabnerWorkona
AccountNot needed. Sync is optionalWorkona account
FreeTabner is free: boards, sessions, search, import and backupFree for individuals, with a limit on spaces and on sections per space
Open tabsUntouched. You choose what to saveEach space has its own set of open tabs
ExtrasNotes, tags, sessions, rules by domain, public board linksTasks, docs, integrations and templates

Workona details from workona.com/pricing and the Workona help center, checked in October 2026.

Moving from Workona

Tabner doesn't read Workona exports, so the simple route is to open a space and save its tabs in Tabner with Save All Tabs, or as a session. Each Workona space can become a Tabner board.

When Workona is the better pick

If you want tasks, docs and team workspaces in one tool, or you like your browser to rearrange itself per project, stay with Workona. If you mostly want a tidy, searchable place for tabs that works without signing up, try Tabner.

Questions

Does Tabner have workspaces?

Tabner has spaces, which keep sets of boards apart, like Work and Personal. Switching space changes which boards you see. It doesn't close or open your tabs.

Can I share boards with my team?

Yes, with the optional account. Invite people as editors or viewers and see changes live, or publish a read-only link.

Give your tabs somewhere to go.

Install Tabner, save your first window, and close it. It feels good.