What starts as research becomes planning. Planning becomes bookmarks you’ll never revisit. And a few tabs suddenly become 50. All the information you need to ace your big proposal is technically there, but nothing feels together.

 help, but only if you actually name and manage them. And when you’re 50 tabs deep, that’s when you slow you down and break focus.

Starting today, Dia handles the naming, so you don’t have to.

 if you don’t set a manual name, Dia generates one based on what’s inside the group (topics, content, similarity) and what Dia already knows about you.

Even better: the title evolves over time. As the contents of a group change, the name updates too, so it stays accurate without you having to manually rename it:

Dia organizes your workspace as you go—it doesn’t make you pause to tidy up.


And organization doesn’t stop with your tabs.

Now, Dia won’t wait for you to ask. With 

, Dia pulls the context across your calendar, email, Slack, and tabs into a daily morning briefing of what needs your attention from the jump.

We’ve been asking how you actually work—and what breaks your momentum. What we heard wasn’t big blockers, but constant competition for your attention: a calendar invite colliding with an email, a Slack message pulling you from an important tab. That steady context switching fragments your focus and slows you down. This is where 

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Starting now, when you open a new tab in Dia in the morning, you’ll see a set of personalized suggestions.

Instead of juggling reminders and tasks in your head, you can put your energy into the work itself. 

 keep priorities visible and actionable, so your day doesn’t stall between tasks. Now you can review your notes before that big meeting, polish that presentation, crush that deadline…the (to-do) list goes on.

If Dia surfaces something you’re not quite ready to tackle, you can dismiss suggestions or let them fade away naturally.

And if you’d prefer a clean, new tab page, you can turn off Proactive Suggestions anytime in Personalization settings.

Now that the noise is out of the way, what will you tackle first?

This past weekend, I took a trip with some close friends and brought along a puzzle for us to do. I spread it out on the coffee table and thought we’d pick at it between meals or outings. But I definitely didn’t expect how it would quietly become the heart of the weekend. I highly recommend this as a shared activity for your next group trip to slow down and build something beautiful together.

The finished product: Fancy Ideas by Piecework Puzzles

Sara 

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