Workspaces
Learn how to create and manage workspaces in Tabhive
Managing Workspaces
Workspaces help you organize your tabs by context. Each workspace contains its own set of groups and can represent different projects, contexts, or areas of your life.
When you first sign up for Tabhive, you automatically get a Personal Workspace with a Default Space to help you get started.
Pro Plan Requirements
Every user gets a personal workspace by default. Creating additional workspaces is available only on the Pro plan.
Creating Workspaces
Create a New Workspace
Creating additional workspaces requires a Pro plan.
- Open Tabhive
- Click the workspace selector in the top bar
- Click "Create New Workspace"
- Enter a name (e.g., "Work", "Personal", "Research")
- Click "Create"
Switching Between Workspaces
Using the Workspace Selector
Click the workspace name at the top of Tabhive to see all your workspaces. Click any workspace to switch to it.
Workspace Features
Edit a Workspace
Owners can update the workspace name and description from the workspace selector:
- Open Tabhive and click the workspace name in the header.
- Click Edit workspace (pencil button) beside the current workspace.
- Update the Name and Description.
- Click Save changes.
If youβre in a shared workspace, only the owner can edit the workspace details.
Organizing Workspaces
Best Practices
By Context
π’ Work
π Personal
π Learning
π ShoppingBy Project
π Project Alpha
π¨ Design Work
π Content Creation
π¬ ResearchBy Role
π Manager Tasks
π» Development
π Analytics
βοΈ CommunicationsSharing Workspaces
Share with Others
- In the header you will see a share icon.
- Click the Share icon
- Enter email addresses of people you want to share with
- Set permissions (viewer, editor)
- Click "Send Invite"
Permissions Levels
- Viewer: Can see tabs but not modify
- Editor: Can add/remove tabs and groups
Workspace Sync
When signed in, all your personal workspaces sync automatically across devices:
- β Workspace structure
- β Groups and organization
- β Notes and metadata
- β Settings and preferences