SpeedGrid
Chrome

SpeedGrid press kit

A visual new tab for people who think better when everything is in its place.

SpeedGrid turns Chrome's new tab into focused visual grids, folders, and two-destination cards—then adds the profiles, artwork, backups, and responsive access needed to keep that workspace personal.

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For review access, fact checks, interviews, or additional assets: support@speedgrid.app
SpeedGrid wordmark beside an angled laptop showing a visual new-tab workspace

Verified quick facts

The short version.

The product

SpeedGrid

  • Chrome new-tab extension plus responsive signed-in web app
  • Free: up to 500 bookmarks across three grids and one folder
  • Founding Plus: $10/year for the first 500 members
  • Built and operated by Joey Wright Photo LLC in Fort Lauderdale
The maker

Joey Wright

  • Designer, photographer, and digital-media graduate
  • Ten years in graphic design and fifteen in photography
  • Built SpeedGrid after a decade using established speed-dial tools
  • Original travel photography appears inside the visual library

Three useful coverage angles

Start with the reader's problem.

Design and digital calm

SpeedGrid treats the new tab like a clean physical desk: stable positions, strong recognition, quiet supporting controls, and complete profiles instead of disconnected decoration.

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Speed Dial 2 migration

The built-in importer accepts a Speed Dial 2 JSON export and maps supported bookmarks and groups into SpeedGrid, with a plain-language migration guide for people comparing alternatives.

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Privacy and longevity

The extension does not request browsing-history access. Signed-in cloud sync, complete exports, manual backups, and Plus restore points address the fear of rebuilding a carefully organized setup.

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Media assets

Current, full-resolution, and ready to open.

These files are served directly from SpeedGrid. Please preserve the product UI and logo proportions; captions may identify Joey Wright as the designer and maker.

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    Social and article preview

    SpeedGrid wordmark and angled laptop on the current pale gradient background.

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    Hero laptop mockup

    A large product view with comfortable right and bottom breathing room.

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    Organization feature

    The visual grid-and-folder interface used in the current product tour.

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    Visual profiles

    The settings interface showing SpeedGrid's gradient and appearance system.

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    SpeedGrid mark

    The current 1000-pixel square product mark with no added badge or background effect.

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Boilerplate

About SpeedGrid

SpeedGrid is a visual new-tab workspace for Chrome, created by Fort Lauderdale designer and photographer Joey Wright. It organizes destinations into focused grids and folders, pairs related links on one card, and gives people deep control over the visual environment they see throughout the day. SpeedGrid is free to start, with Founding Plus available for $10 per year.

Review it as a real workspace

Build one grid from the sites you actually use.

Reviewers can begin with the free plan. Contact support@speedgrid.app for factual questions, an interview, or time-limited Plus review access.

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