Switch projects without losing your place.
Give every context its own space — work, a client, research, personal. Each one keeps its own tabs and pins, so jumping between projects never means digging through a wall of unrelated tabs.
Forty open tabs, none of them readable, and the one you actually need is buried somewhere in the strip. SideArc gives every project its own space — so nothing gets lost again.
Free to install, No account needed, Works in the Chrome you already use
It lives in Chrome’s side panel, so you’ll want to add it from your computer. Send yourself the link so it’s waiting when you get there.
SideArc moves your tabs into a clean, readable vertical list in Chrome’s side panel — then splits them into spaces, one per project. Your work, your research, and your personal life stop colliding.
Add to Chrome — Free
Give every context its own space — work, a client, research, personal. Each one keeps its own tabs and pins, so jumping between projects never means digging through a wall of unrelated tabs.
Drop pages into folders and nested folders that mirror how you actually think. Close the tab without fear — it’s saved, organized, and one click away when you need it.
Stop hunting across forty lookalike favicons. Search every open and saved tab by name and jump straight to it — or search the web without leaving the panel.
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Vertical tabs, folders, search, pinned shortcuts, the command palette, themes, and one-click import — the full workflow, with 2 spaces. No account required.
$19 one-time
Everything in Free, plus unlimited spaces. One device, yours forever — no subscription.
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See full pricingQuick answers and practical setup guides for vertical tabs, spaces, and Chrome tab management.
Install SideArc from the Chrome Web Store. It adds vertical tabs in Chrome's side panel with readable tab titles, spaces, folders, and pinned tabs.
For live tab organization, look for vertical tabs, project spaces, pinned tools, saved folders, and drag-and-drop. SideArc is built around that workflow.
Yes. SideArc brings Arc-style spaces and vertical tabs to Chrome without requiring a browser switch.
Yes. SideArc can complement Chrome tab groups while giving you a more readable side-panel layout for daily navigation.
No. SideArc runs in Chrome’s native side panel and only acts on the tabs you already have open. There’s no background syncing or heavy processing, so it stays light even with hundreds of tabs.
Install SideArc and give every project a home. Free to install, no account needed, ready in under a minute.
Add to Chrome — Free