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Switch clients.
Not your brain.

Every morning you lose 10–20 minutes just finding your place — which tab was for who, where you left off. Akarnu turns your tabs into client cards: one click and you're back exactly where you stopped, whether it's a client or a project.

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Built solo by a solopreneur who got tired of digging through tabs to find the right client or project.

🎨 Figma.com
📝 Notion
✉️ Gmail.com9
📁 Drive
Nordisk Design Studio
All clients
My Work
ND
Nordisk Design Studio
Active
Branding
Urgent
Next Deadline
Due: 20.06.26
Last Active
2 days ago
4 tabs
🎨
📝
✉️
📁
BC
Bergmann Consulting
Active
Consulting
Normal
Next Deadline
Due: 27.06.26
Last Active
1 day ago
4 tabs
📊
💬
📹
✉️

Every tab group becomes a card: active, archived, or reopened the moment new work comes in. Built for anyone juggling multiple clients or projects — freelancers, consultants, and solo agencies who spend the first 20 minutes of every morning just finding their place again.

Tab chaos, sorted.

This is what your browser looks like right now.

Ten tabs from three different clients, mixed together in one window. Akarnu splits them into cards.

BEFORE
🎨 Figma — DesignCo
💳 Stripe — TechLab
📧 Gmail (12)
📝 Notion — TechLab
🗄️ Drive — ClientHub
💬 Slack — DesignCo
DesignCo TechLab ClientHub 3 clients mixed

"Wait — was this Gmail thread for DesignCo or TechLab? And which client was that Notion doc about?
I'll figure it out. After this meeting."

⏱ 20 minutes lost every morning just finding your place
WITH AKARNU
DesignCo Active
🎨 Figma 📧 Gmail 💬 Slack
TechLab
💳 Stripe 📝 Notion
ClientHub
🗄️ Drive

One client at a time. The rest saved and ready.

Who it's for

Built for freelancers, consultants, solopreneurs, and independent professionals who juggle multiple clients.

Designer

5 clients, 5 Figma files, 5 Slack channels. One click tells you which one you're in.

Consultant

Between calls, between clients. Akarnu remembers where you left off so you don't have to.

Freelance developer

Staging links, repos, client Slack — all tied to the right client, not floating in 30 tabs.

Solo founder / multi-project operator

Three products, three roadmaps, three sets of tools. Akarnu keeps each project's context separate.

The problem

Every morning, you spend 20 minutes getting back into your own work.

Which client were you in? Where did you leave off? Your browser doesn't know. Your tabs don't say.

10–20 minutes, every morning
Finding your tabs. Remembering where you stopped. Figuring out what to do first. Every client, every day.
5 clients = 5 mental states
Every client needs its own context in your head. Trying to hold onto all of it and still get work done is exhausting.
Your tools don't remember where you were
Tabs, bookmarks, sticky notes. None of them answer the question that costs you the most time: "Where was I?"
The client model

One click. Back in your client's context.

Every client is a card: its own tabs, tasks, and next action. Switch and Akarnu saves the old context, opens the new one, and shows you exactly where you left off.

One-click context switch
Your current tabs close. Your next client's tabs open exactly where you left them. Nothing to drag, nothing to remember.
Everything in one place, not scattered
Next action. Open tasks. Notes. Akarnu opens the client's page directly, so you're not digging through tabs to remember what you were doing.
Switch fast without losing tabs
If you switch clients before saving, Akarnu automatically holds onto your unsaved tabs so you can pick them up later. No manual saving required.

See your clients sorted, not scattered.

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Tab manager. Or client manager?

Most tab tools group tabs. Akarnu groups clients — with the context to match.

Generic tab manager
Organizes by
Tab groups, colors, names
Switching context
Same mental load — you still have to remember where you left off
Finished work
Delete or leave cluttering your tab bar — gone for good either way
Built for
General browsing
Akarnu
Organizes by
Client — tabs, tasks, and notes organized by project, not scattered across windows
Switching context
Zero mental load — Akarnu remembers where you left off, for you
Finished work
Closed, not gone — archive it, pick the exact mental state back up anytime
Built for
Anyone struggling to juggle multiple clients or projects
Pricing

Simple. No surprises.

Start free. Upgrade when you grow.

💡
If you lose one hour per week to context switching at $60/hr, that's $240/month lost. Akarnu costs $7.
Free
$0
Forever free
  • ✓ Up to 4 client cards
  • ✓ Everything you need to get started — tab isolation, notes, tasks & archive
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FAQ

Common questions.

When you hit 'Switch', Akarnu closes your current tabs and opens the new client's page directly: next action, open tasks, and notes, all visible in one place. No digging through tabs to remember where you left off.
Tab Groups organize tabs by color and name — but they don't know what a "client" is. There's no task list, no next action, no archive-and-restore. Akarnu is built around the client relationship, not just the tab. When you switch, you get the full context back: what's due, what's open, where you left off — not just a colored folder of tabs.
Yes. Akarnu signs you in with Google, and your data lives in a private, row-level-secured account — only you can read or write it. Your client or project names, notes, and tabs are never shared or sold, and there are no trackers or analytics. You can delete everything from your account at any time.
Yes. Install the Chrome extension, create your first client, and add your tabs to it. Nothing to migrate, you build as you go. Setup takes about 2 minutes.
Your data stays safe. If you cancel Pro, you drop to the Free plan, your first 4 clients stay active, the rest are preserved in your archive. Nothing is deleted.
Anyone who works with multiple clients or projects at once and needs to keep them separate: freelancers, consultants, and solo agencies. If you juggle 3+ clients or projects and lose time switching between them, Akarnu is built around exactly that problem.
Currently Chrome only. Firefox and Edge support is planned for a future update.

Tomorrow morning, you'll know exactly where to start.

Takes 2 minutes to set up.

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