INDEX
A productivity browser that turns everyday browsing into organized, reusable work.
INDEX — 2026Most research dies in a tab. You find the right page, save a link, and lose the reason it mattered. INDEX treats every discovery as an active record: the source, the context, the note, and the next action stay together.
The browser is built around a simple loop — browse, capture, organize, use. A capture panel keeps the current session close. Records can be compared side by side. When it is time to act, they can be sent into STRATA or another workspace without losing their history.
The identity follows the same idea: an indexing bracket, three records, and a copper highlight on the one that is active.
The brief
Bookmarks and read-later apps store the page, not the thinking. The useful part — why it mattered and what to do with it — disappears.
The approach
A browser with a real capture model. Records keep their source, the passage that mattered, and a note. Selection is visible. Comparison is a first-class action. The interface stays quiet so the work is the loudest thing on screen.
The outcome
A browsing loop that ends in use, not another folder of links.
4-step
browse to use
1
active record
Local-first
workspace
Next project
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