Frequently Asked Questions

Why another tab manager?

TurboNav has two goals:

short-term goal: Create the best way to manage your tabs through a command-line experience. Speed is important.
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long-term goal: Help you manage the information you process and make connections using an environment to manage insights. Check out this article →

Can I provide feedback?

Absolutely! TurboNav is only going to get better with your feedback. So please feel free to message me by email or Twitter.

How is TurboNav secure?

TurboNav uses APIs offered by your browser to manage features such as: windows, tabs, and notifications.

TurboNav is an offline-first extension, built to use the browsers native local storage. Your data stays on your computer, no cloud support required

There are plans to support multi-devices, when the time comes, TurboNav will support end-to-end encryption for links and notes.

Is TurboNav Free?

For a limited time only, until TurboNav has Pro features which can be seen under development in the Roadmap page →

By providing feedback and signing up below, you’ll get notified for TurboNav Pro and receive an Early Bird Pricing Discount. We also plan to have student discounts in the future

What browsers are supported?

Currently, only Chrome is supported.

If you would like to vote for specific browser support send me an email.

Who is building TurboNav?

Howdy there, I’m Miguel Espinoza. I recently made the jump to becoming an indie hacker. I’ve been working as a Software Engineer for well over 5 years.

I’m taking all of my experience as an engineer to becoming a full-time indie hacker. Check out, as I’m building TurboNav in public @howdy_miguel.

Also, I'll be blogging about my voyage over at trialanderr.com →