Side panel
Keep a tool open next to any page. Copy a response from the docs on the left, read it formatted on the right.
Format JSON, decode a JWT, diff two files, plan your week. AyeTab turns Chrome's new tab into 100 small tools that run on your computer and keep working offline.
Free, no sign-up, and it works offline.
Each tool opens on a clean screen and remembers what you left in it. Try a few.
Sketch boxes and arrows, write notes beside them, and come back to the same canvas tomorrow.
Open Draw & WriteStart from the new tab, the side panel or the command palette. Every one of them opens the same tools.
Keep a tool open next to any page. Copy a response from the docs on the left, read it formatted on the right.
Press Ctrl K (⌘K on a Mac) and type a few letters to jump to any tool.
Start typing the moment a tab opens. Tools come first, and Enter searches the web instead.
Pick Horizon, Night, Dawn or Sequoia, or drop in a photo of your own.
Pin the tools you reach for most. They wait at the bottom of every screen.
AyeTab follows your system theme, and every tool is drawn for both. Drag the handle to compare.
Cron expressions, colour harmonies, a timer for the next 25 minutes. Each tool opens in a click and keeps working offline.
Grouped as they are in the app’s Launchpad. Each one opens in the web app, and the extension puts them on every new tab.
No tool matches “”. Try a shorter word, like “json” or “color”.
Every tool runs inside the browser. There’s no account and no server to upload to. Format a JSON file with DevTools open and the Network tab stays empty.
Add AyeTab to Chrome, or use every tool in the web app without installing anything.
Installing replaces Chrome’s new tab. Turn AyeTab off in chrome://extensions to get the default page back.