Do you ever get sidetracked when working Online by emails pinging your notification alerts or by
the tiring, distracting advert displays? If so, then “Sidekick” is just the thing for you.
Developed by Dmitry Pushkarev, a PhD from Stanford, MeetSidekick is a privacy oriented browser, based on Chrome that allows for an advertising free Online experience. The browser does much more than simply offer an ad free environment, because it is designed to provide all the tools necessary, in one place, to transform users’ Online experience.
With Sidekick, users no longer need to engage in the tedious effort required to switch between
apps because every app is available on the dashboard to ease workflow. Sidekick not only
collects all apps on its interface, it facilitates searching through stored files, documents &
information from the search bar, which is integrated with the browser.
Basically, Sidekick is packed with useful features that aim at allowing users to improve their
focus on the tasks at hand, empowering them to optimize their performance. For instance,
distracting email inbox notifications can be muted to minimize distractions & allow the user to
get urgent workloads completed on time.
Sidekick, also allows users the to eradicate tab clutter with its “Sessions” feature that assists users to group, save, & open tabs without mess or fuss. The browser is available on a subscription basis, but offers a free-forever tier, with limited functionality, so that users can try it out.
The free tier offers:
● 5 sidebar apps
● 10 apps in total
● Tab sessions
● Global search for apps, docs, & messengers
● Block ads & tracking
● AI based tab suspender
● Basic support
The subscription plan offers additional features, such as :
● Multiple workspaces
● Multiple app accounts
● Split-View
● Password sharing
● Custom web apps
● Unlimited sidebar apps
● Premium support
Additionally, Sidekick offers customized plans to suit teams & businesses wanting to
onboard all their employees. These plans are priced based on the specific needs of the buyer.
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