Skeema, developed by Skeema BETA, is a revolutionary tab manager designed to declutter your browser and your mind. Developed by CS researchers at Carnegie Mellon, this human-centered tool aims to tackle the problem of tab overload by changing the way users interact with the web. Users have praised Skeema as an "efficiency dream" and an "expansion card for your unstructured mind."

Skeema addresses the three main problems that cause tab overload: reminding and resumption, refinding, and resurfacing. With Skeema, users can save tabs into groups, making it easier to split complex projects into more manageable slices. Saved articles and links are easily re-encountered, allowing users to instantly access any item on their new tab page. Additionally, Skeema enables users to easily resume tasks and pick up where they left off, automatically scrolling to their most recent position.

One of the standout features of Skeema is its ability to manage all your docs and links in one place. Users can give them understandable titles, set priorities, add notes to remember why they are important, and instantly get back to them. Furthermore, Skeema allows users to collect important bits scattered across the web by clipping images and text with a single click, and even add notes to remember their significance.

Skeema provides users with a comprehensive view of what they care about, allowing them to see the big picture. Users can pull clips into a compact, visual view and click on them to go back to the page and see them in context. Additionally, Skeema offers a collaborative feature, enabling users to share and collaborate with others in real-time by adding items, notes, and setting priorities together.