Stack Browser

Stack is a spatial browser that reimagines tab management by organizing tabs as cards on an infinite canvas rather than a linear row. The Chromium-based platform uses visual, spatial organization to help you maintain context, group related tabs naturally, and navigate your browsing more intuitively through 2D space instead of endless tab bars.

Best For: Visual thinkers and heavy multitaskers who struggle with traditional tab management and prefer spatial, canvas-based organization with visual context.

Key Features

How does Stack's spatial organization work?
Tabs appear as cards on infinite 2D canvas. Arrange cards spatially however makes sense (project areas, vertical stacks, clusters). Zoom in to focus on group or zoom out for overview. Cards show webpage thumbnails for visual recognition. Infinite canvas never limits organization. Navigate by panning rather than switching tabs.

What makes Stack different from traditional browsers?
No linear tab bar - spatial canvas replaces it. Group related tabs visually without folders. Maintain context through spatial memory (you remember where things are). Parallel workspaces instead of sequential tabs. Minimap shows entire workspace layout. CMD+click creates new card without leaving context.

Can Stack organize work across projects?
Spaces separate different contexts or projects. Each Space is independent canvas. Switch Spaces via sidebar or shortcuts. Persist Spaces across sessions. Share Spaces with collaborators. Export/import Spaces for backup. Templates for common workspace layouts.

What productivity features does Stack include?
CMD+K universal search and action palette. Focus mode isolates group of cards. Card stacking groups related content. Connection lines relate cards explicitly. Notes attach to cards for context. Tags and filters organize cards. Card coloring for visual coding. Keyboard navigation across canvas.

Pricing & Plans

Stack: $12/month or $100/year - All features, unlimited Spaces, sync across devices

Paid-only product with no free tier. 14-day free trial to test spatial browsing paradigm.

Limitations

• Paid-only (no free tier after trial)
• Chromium-based (no Firefox option)
• Spatial paradigm has learning curve
• Higher resource usage than minimal browsers
• Still early-stage software with some rough edges

Getting Started

1. Download Stack for Mac (Windows coming)
2. Start 14-day free trial
3. Explore spatial canvas by creating cards
4. Arrange cards by project or context
5. Try Spaces for separating different work areas

Learn More: stackbrowser.com