Aboogy is designed to be your perfect homepage. By tying together your favourite websites and popular search engines, Aboogy will make your surfing experience both enjoyable and efficient. Hit next to learn more.

This is your homepage. Set your favourite search engine, choose or create an image for each link that you visit on daily basis and fill five columns with other important links.

Here is a complete list of your bookmarks and tags that you will collect over time. This is where you can browse or filter your bookmarks by tag. Use the little home icon next to each tag to place it on your homepage.

Use the 'Add New' button to insert a new tag box on your homepage or to create new links. Although this is a perfectly good way to create new links, we highly recommend you use our browser addons.

Choose your favourite search engine such as, Google, Bing, Yahoo or any other. If you don’t see your favourite search, contact us and we’ll see what we can do about it.

Websites you visit on a daily basis should be placed here. Aboogy lets you choose or create your own image for any link you like.

Every box you see here is actually a tag and inside are links associated with that tag. As your link collection grows, the number of tags will also grow. Here you should only keep links that you visit often.

You can have more than one homepage panel. Create one for work, a current project you are working on, school or family members if you all use the same computer.

Aboogy search will look through your entire collection of bookmarks and tags and tell whether they are on your homepage or not. Smart auto-complete will help you find what you are looking for.

The side menu will take care of everything else. Do not skip 'Addons' since Aboogy is well known for its ‘Read Later’ and other browser addons. Use Settings and View to tweak your preferences and import or export your bookmarks. You might not see a complete menu if you are not logged in at this moment.

Although you can use Aboogy without registering, we strongly suggest that you do so because you could easily lose your saved changes since they rely just on your browser's cookies. Only after registration Aboogy will become your perfect homepage that you can access anywhere. Go ahead, it's completely free.

Here is a list of all your links and tags that you have collected over time. Click on the tag to filter out links. Click on a home icon next to the tag to place it on your homepage. Use the search application to find links and tags.

Here are you search results. Bookmarks with title match on the left and tags on the right.

This is where you can edit your bookmark. Don’t miss a second tab where you can set an image as your link.

Once Aboogy introduces social components, this will keep your bookmark for your eyes only.

Here is a list of tags on your homepage. Select one or more if you want this link to appear under selected one. If you don't intend to visit this link very often, it's best to keep it away from your homepage.

Type some tags (keywords) to describe this link. Be smart when you do this because tags will help you to search for this link later in the future. Tags are separated by a space. Use ‘NewYork’ instead of ‘New York’ for multi word tags.

This is where you create new links. Use this if you don't have an option to use some of our browser addons which can be installed in your browser as easy as drag and drop.

Once Aboogy introduces social components, this will keep your bookmark for your eyes only.

Here is a list of tags on your homepage. Select one or more if you want this link to appear under selected one. If you don't intend to visit this link very often, it's best to keep it away from your homepage.

Type some tags (keywords) to describe this link. Be smart when you do this because tags will help you to search for this link later in the future. Tags are separated by a space. Use ‘NewYork’ instead of ‘New York’ for multi word tags.

This is where you can rename your tag and maybe give it a friendlier name – An alias.

Select if you wish to keep your tag on your homepage as a widget. The tag will appear in your default Homepage panel with all associated links.

A ‘tag’ is one way of describing a link. It’s used to easily group or find links. It is also used as a container which displays associated links on your homepage. If you need to use more than one word for a tag name, use an alias. For example, for tag NewYork use alias ‘New York’.

Since a tag is one word with no spaces, here you can type a multi word name for your tag. For example, for tag NewYork use alias ‘New York’. If you enter an alias, it will be used instead of a tag name on your homepage as a widget title.

Here is where you can create, edit or delete your homepage panels. When your panel has been created on your homepage, you can drag and drop existing tag widgets over into a new panel. In case you decide to delete a panel, your tags and links will not be deleted, but instead, just removed from your homepage.

To make this work you need to enable a bookmark bar in your browser. Different browsers have different ways of doing this but it’s usually accomplished in two or three clicks. If this gives you any trouble, do a quick search on a subject. There are many videos and tutorials out there explaining this.