Webleash is a desktop workspace where the sites and apps you use every day live as widgets. See your inbox, your dashboard, and that article you're actually going to read — all at once.
Browser tabs are a stack, not a workspace. You switch, you forget, you reopen the same site three times before lunch.
Bookmarks just store URLs. Tab groups just hide the chaos. Pinned tabs pin the chaos in place. None of them let you actually see more than one thing.
Webleash is a native desktop app that gives your favorite sites a place to live — as widgets on pages you arrange yourself. Three things make it different from anything else.
Watch your inbox fill up while you write in Notion. Glance at a dashboard while you take a call. Multiple live sites, one screen, no switching.
Widgets aren't screenshots. Reply to that Slack message, scroll the article, check a box in your project tracker — all without leaving your page.
One click takes any widget full-screen. One click brings you back to the workspace exactly as you left it. Your context never breaks.
Workday, Morning Routine, Research Mode, Side Project. Make as many as you want — each one is its own workspace.
Paste a URL or pick from the catalog. Drag to resize, drop anywhere. Every widget is a real, live view of the site.
Switch pages with a click. Pop any widget full-screen. Everything stays exactly where you left it — even after you quit.
Webleash works for whatever you spend your day in. Here are the patterns we see most.
Email, Slack, calendar, project tracker, and your team dashboard — all live, all at once. Stop alt-tabbing between SaaS tools.
Headlines, weather, your calendar for the day, your RSS feed, and a journal widget — the dashboard your homepage was supposed to be.
Five articles open side-by-side, a notes widget, and your reference doc. Compare sources at a glance instead of cycling tabs.
Charts, tickers, news, your broker — laid out the way pros do it on six monitors, on a single screen.
If you already use tabs, bookmarks, or a productivity browser, here's where Webleash fits — and where it doesn't.
Still figuring out where Webleash fits in your day? Here's what people ask most.
Webleash is free in beta for Mac and Windows. It takes about two minutes to set up your first page.