Contextinator

Contextinator lets you divide your web browsing sessions into projects and manage all of their related information. A project is a collection of browser tabs opened in the same window, series of filters in existing applications (Gmail, Evernote, Dropbox, etc.), bookmarks, people and tasks. With Contextinator, you can: - Access and manage all the information related to a project from a single page - Save and restore browser tabs for each project - Work on multiple projects simultaneously and easily switch between them - Get a big picture of your projects to better plan your work - Avoid distractions in your email inbox, only look at unread email for a project What is a Project? A project is what you make it. It can be a holiday you're planning to Puerto Rico, a course you're taking in School, your PhD thesis, a hobby project or web browsing you do for fun. Each project may have several kinds of information associated with it: Window - Each project has a single window Tabs - Any tabs you open in the project window belong to that project. These tabs are saved, so the next time you open a project, they will be restored. You can close a project at any time, without worrying about losing tabs. Apps - For each project, you can define filters for existing applications like Gmail, Evernote, etc. For example, you can say that a Gmail Label belongs to a project. When you visit Gmail in a project, you will be automatically redirected to that label. Bookmarks - You can create bookmarks specific to a project. People - You can add people to a project by entering their email addresses. When you visit a project's homepage, we will show unread Gmail messages from those users. Tasks - Contextinator comes with a task manager. You can add tasks to a project, which are easily accessible when you are web browsing. To learn more about how to use Contextinator, please visit: http://contextinator.cs.vt.edu/