Zlim

About

I built Zlim because I kept running into the same problems every day.

When practicing LeetCode, I had to manually open multiple tabs LeetCode, YouTube, AI tools, notes, and more. I thought, why not save them as a "LeetCode Stack" and launch everything with one click?

Another problem was habits. Reminder apps tell us what to do, but we still have to open everything ourselves. That friction often leads to skipping the task. With Zlim, the entire workspace can open automatically at a scheduled time. If you want to study System Design at 7 PM, all the required tabs appear instantly. It's the same idea from Atomic Habits reduce friction to make good habits easier.

As a developer, I also keep 10–12 tabs open, but only a few are truly important. They often get lost among the rest. So I added keyboard shortcuts like Alt+1, Alt+2, and Alt+3, allowing your most important tabs to always stay within reach.

Finally, consistency matters more than perfection. You may not solve a problem every day, but showing up counts. Zlim tracks when you launch a stack, creating a contribution-style history that reminds you that you stayed consistent, even on difficult days.