“Toby Looks Great — But It Slowed Me Down.”

Why Webloggle Was Built for a Different Kind of Focus

“Toby looks great. But after using it for a few weeks, I realized something: I was spending more time trying to organize tabs than actually working in them.”
— Webloggle user, startup operations lead

The Tab Manager That Made Me Manage More Than Tabs

Toby is sleek, polished, and backed by a thoughtful design team.
It helps you group your open tabs into collections and access them later through a clean visual dashboard. For many, it’s a lifesaver.

But the more we listened to people using Toby, the more we heard the same theme:

“I didn’t want a dashboard. I just wanted to save something and move on.”

Toby replaces your browser’s chaos with something that feels productive — but it often adds an entirely new layer of things to manage.

What Users Told Us They Liked About Toby

• The UI is clean and visual

• It’s easy to group related tabs

• It creates a sense of order in the middle of overload

• It’s great for “tab collectors” and curators

No doubt: Toby works well if you’re looking to create a structured system for your tabs.

But…

Where the Frustration Creeps In

🟡 “I don’t want to name collections every time.”

Users told us they felt pressure to overthink every save:

• “Should I make a new collection?”

• “What should I call it?”

• “Is this article work-related or personal?”
  By the time they figured it out, the moment (and motivation) was gone.

🟡 “I just needed to catch something fast.”

What people really wanted was speed and simplicity — a place to drop a tab or note without having to switch modes, plan ahead, or label everything perfectly.

🟡 “I forgot to even check Toby later.”

Because Toby lives in a dashboard (and often replaces your New Tab), users had to remember to visit it.
The links were saved — but they became mentally buried.

The Insight That Led Us to Webloggle

“The more features a tool has, the more it asks of your brain.”

That’s what we kept hearing — and feeling ourselves.

So we decided to flip the model:

Instead of creating a system you have to manage, we built Webloggle as a lightweight, invisible companion that lives quietly in your browser, ready to catch thoughts as they happen — and stay out of your way.

What Webloggle Does Differently

• 🧠 Per-tab memory — each tab gets its own dedicated “box”

• ✍️ Drop links + notes instantly, no naming required

• 🧲 Right-click to save, or drag + drop — done

• 🔒 No login, no sync, no cloud — it all stays on your device

• 🎯 No dashboards to check — just fast recall, tab by tab

It’s not built for organizing.
It’s built for moving forward.

Toby vs. Webloggle — The Behavioral Split

Final Thought

“Toby helped me clean up my tabs… but I still felt overwhelmed. Webloggle just let me breathe.”
— Webloggle user, UX designer

We don’t believe the world needs another dashboard.
We believe people need a way to stay focused, capture what matters, and keep moving.

That’s why Webloggle isn’t trying to help you organize.
It’s here to help you stop needing to.

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