While I designed beam to be clean and minimalist with subtle animations, we packed it with productivity features.
Hold the ⌥ key on your keyboard and click on any web content to capture it. Easily grab any text, images and videos.
Write in markdown, connect the dots with backlinks and publish your notes to the world.
beam leverages machine learning to automatically group your tabs as you browse the web. You can save them to your notes and share any tab groups on the web.
Import and manage your passwords to sign in to your favorite sites in a click.
Multitask
Calendar & Call Window
Built-in Google Calendar to easily join videoconferencing calls. The videoconference tab turns into a small PiP window when leaving the web so you can always see who you're talking with.
Multitask by having your browser on one side and your notes on the other.
A small selection of static designs, prototypes & animations I made.
Some shipped, some stayed as prototypes or animated concepts.
A prototype showing the user inputting a command to directly Search YouTube.
Old capture highlight design exploration.
A shared tab group page on the web.
An old iteration of a feature that enabled users to initiate a search via the ⌘⏎ shortcut directly from beam's editor.
Iteration of the Meeting feature allowing users to quickly create notes for Google Meets.
Tab group in the editor behavior prototype.
Each bullets represent a tab.
A contextual menu for a tab group in a note.
A first prototype for beam iPhone.
A more polished and focused prototype on the Note Editor for beam iPhone.
Download beam
Though beam isn't actively updated, it remains usable as both a browser and markdown editor.
Note: Accounts cannot be created and notes cannot be published and there may be some bugs
