Cards, not a list of links
Every site is a large visual card with its own preview and icon. Nesti draws a cover of its own when a site offers none.
Your web, the way you left it.
A visual speed dial that replaces Safari’s new tab page — on Mac and on iPhone.
Features
Every site is a large visual card with its own preview and icon. Nesti draws a cover of its own when a site offers none.
1 to 3 columns on iPhone, 2 to 6 on Mac, with card size set separately. Narrow the window and Nesti adapts, then returns to your choice.
Group sites the way you think about them — work, reading, whatever it is — and switch with one tap.
Save the tabs you have open as a named, coloured group and reopen the whole set later. Safari gives extensions no tab groups, so Nesti keeps its own.
Nesti offers to read your open tabs on first run and sorts them into collections for you. Nothing preinstalled, nothing to delete.
Optional sync through your own private iCloud keeps both start pages the same. Off by default; Nesti works fully without it.
Honest about the platform
Everything, plus page snapshots: the Nesti app renders a saved page off-screen and uses that image as its card. Up to six columns, a full settings window and drag-and-drop across collections.
An interface built for the phone rather than a shrunken desktop: sheets, long-press menus, a floating toolbar and up to three columns. Snapshots are Mac-only — iOS gives extensions no way to render a page.
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