WebCatalog solves the modern professional's tab problem: the tools you live in — Gmail, Slack, WhatsApp, Notion, social platforms, client dashboards — scattered across browser tabs, logged into the wrong accounts, stealing attention. WebCatalog installs each web app as its own desktop app with an isolated environment, so it launches from the dock/taskbar, gets its own notifications, and keeps separate cookies and sessions. That isolation is the killer feature for multi-account work: agencies and managers can run multiple Gmail, WhatsApp, or social accounts simultaneously without incognito-window gymnastics or constant re-login.
Apps are organized into Spaces — grouping tools by client, project, or context — turning app sprawl into a tidy workspace switcher. The underlying engine is based on modern browser technology with attention to memory management (sleeping inactive apps), and the catalog offers thousands of prebuilt apps plus the ability to create custom ones from any URL. WebCatalog operates on a freemium model: the free tier supports a limited number of apps and Spaces, while WebCatalog Pro unlocks unlimited apps, accounts, and Spaces with a subscription. Power users should note that each isolated app consumes memory like a browser profile, so very large simultaneous workloads need adequate RAM, and a handful of sites with strict anti-embedding measures can behave differently than in a standard browser.
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