
Wavebox
A Chromium-based work browser that groups web apps and tabs into spaces for each project.
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About Wavebox
Wavebox is a desktop browser built for people who work across many web apps. Instead of a single tab strip, you set up spaces and groups that hold apps like Gmail, Slack, Notion or a CRM, each with its own sign-in, so you can run several accounts of the same service side by side. It adds unified notifications and unread counts, sleeping tabs to save memory, split screen, link routing rules that open URLs in the right place, and a dashboard of frequently used items. It is Chromium-based, so Chrome extensions work. A free plan covers a small number of spaces and apps; Pro unlocks unlimited spaces, cloud sync and all extensions; and Teams adds shared dashboards and admin features. New accounts start with a Pro trial. It runs on Windows, macOS and Linux. It suits people who juggle many work accounts and web apps and want them organised in one place.
Best for: People juggling many web apps and accounts who want them organised by project.
Pros and cons
What works
- Multiple accounts of the same app side by side
- Unified notifications across web apps
- Runs Chrome extensions
Why people leave
- Free plan is quite limited
- Setup takes time to get right
- Subscription needed for sync
Top Wavebox alternatives
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Shift66.5Very similar app-and-account organiser with a free plan.
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Vivaldi62.6Free browser with workspaces, web panels and built-in mail.
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Floorp59.6Free Firefox-based browser with workspaces and web panels.
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Microsoft Edge57.2Workspaces, profiles and sleeping tabs at no cost.
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Wavebox: common questions
Is Wavebox free?
Wavebox has a free plan and paid plans. Free plan: Yes (checked on Wavebox's own site).
Is Wavebox open source?
No, Wavebox is not open source. Open-source alternatives include Floorp.
What platforms does Wavebox run on?
Wavebox is available for Windows, macOS and Linux.
What are the best alternatives to Wavebox?
The highest-ranked Wavebox alternatives right now are Shift, Vivaldi and Floorp. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.