Spaces per project keep contexts clean
One Space per project. Each one keeps its docs, GitHub tabs, internal tools, and credentials. Switch contexts without your tabs bleeding into each other.
Persistent browsing contexts.FOR DEVELOPERS
A browser built for deep work.
Documentation, GitHub, Stack Overflow, internal tools. Step keeps each project's context separate and persistent.
What gets in the way
- Documentation tabs, GitHub issues, and Stack Overflow threads pile up across multiple active projects.
- Closing the browser loses the position you had in a long doc page or a debugging thread.
- Switching between client projects mixes everyone's tabs into one chaotic surface.
- Cmd+F searches one page. The answer you need is in a tab you closed yesterday.
- AI browsers solve consumption, not the slow cognitive work of debugging or learning a new framework.
How Step helps
Split View pairs docs with code
Two real panes side by side, each with its own URL bar. Read the docs in one pane, navigate the API in the other. The split persists across sessions.
Two pages, side by side.Step Trail keeps your debugging trail
When you're chasing a bug across Stack Overflow, GitHub issues, and the docs, Trail records the path. Days later, you can pick up where you stopped without retracing.
Your exploration, as a graph.Graph Find searches across docs
Cmd+F across every documentation page you've visited in the project. Find a phrase you read last week without reopening tabs.
Search across your entire Space.A typical workflow
- Create a Space for each active project (Client A, Client B, side project).
- Pin the docs and key GitHub repos in the PINNED section per Space.
- Use Split View to read the docs while writing code in your editor (or in a Step pane).
- When debugging, let Trail record the chain of pages you check.
- Close Step at the end of the day. Reopen tomorrow with everything restored.
- Use Graph Find to retrieve specific API methods or error messages from past sessions.