What URLflows for Teams does

Shared bookmarks, straight from your own spreadsheet

Your team's shared bookmarks are read straight from a public spreadsheet you already control — a Google Sheet or any published CSV. The sheet is the database: there's no backend and no sign-in. The extension simply reads what you've shared as "anyone with the link can view."

Add or edit bookmarks in the sheet, and everyone's bar picks up the change on the next refresh. No accounts to manage, no central server to keep in sync.

One docked bar, organized automatically

Point the bar at one or more sheets. Each sheet becomes its own button in the bar, with links grouped by the sheet's tabs and filtered by tag. Sheet names and tabs are discovered automatically — you only paste the link.

The bar docks to the edge you choose (top, bottom, left, or right), stays hidden by default, and reserves no page space. Hover the edge to slide it in; it tucks away when you're done.

Built-in tools for everyday work

Beyond shared links, the bar packs in handy utilities:

• Screenshots — capture the visible viewport, a region you drag to crop, the full screen, or a stitched full-page grab.
• Window resizer & snap zones — resize to presets or snap the window to halves, quarters, and thirds.
• Quick tools — a color-picker eyedropper, page-zoom, history search, reopen-closed-tab, save-open-tabs-as-a-set, a network JSON viewer, plus one-tap AI and Google shortcuts.

Who it's for

URLflows for Teams is built for teams that want one shared, low-maintenance link list everyone can see — without standing up a tool, creating accounts, or paying for anything. If you can keep a spreadsheet up to date, you can run a shared bookmark bar for the whole team.

What's next

Ready to get going? See Install URLflows for Teams, then Connect a Google Sheet or CSV.