Leap is a free Chrome sidebar: a space for every class, saved tabs that stay after you close them, and your Canvas or Moodle tab one click away. No sign-up to start.
Free. Every feature, for everyone — not a student trial.
Thirty tabs per course: the syllabus, three readings, the lecture slides, the forum thread, the assignment page.
Chrome restarts the night before the exam, and the tab with the one article you needed is gone.
Every course bleeds into the next — the history paper sits between your genetics slides and a YouTube tab.
Every course gets its own space with its own saved tabs, folders and pinned sites. Switch from Genetics to Linear Algebra in one click from the bar at the bottom of the sidebar — the other course’s tabs step out of the way.
As many spaces as you have courses, clubs and side projects. Leap’s spaces are built on Chrome’s tab groups, so everything stays in one window.
Your spaces
Save the readings, slides and articles for a course into its space and close them. They stay in the sidebar — one click reopens any of them, the night before the exam or three weeks later.
Nest folders up to three levels: course → week → topic, or research project → sources → chapter. Drag tabs between folders as the term moves on, and collapse what you don’t need today.
Give every course space its own name, emoji, color and background, so you know where you are at a glance. Dark and light themes for late nights.
Pin the sites you open every day to the dock:
These are sites you pin. Leap doesn’t connect to Canvas or Moodle — it keeps their tabs one click away. If a site shows an unread count in its tab title, the count appears on its icon.
Found a source? Right-click the page → “Save to Leap” and pick the course space. Or press Alt+Shift+S to save the tab you’re on; Alt+S opens the sidebar.
Sign in with email — or Google, in Chrome — and the same spaces, saved tabs and folders show up on your other computer.
What Leap does and doesn't do, in plain words.
Install Leap, make a space for your hardest course, and save what you’ll need later. Free — every feature.
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