For people who live in forty tabs
Eighty tabs open. You can’t find the one you need.
Tab Steward groups them by what you were doing: a project, a purchase, a trip. Not by which site they came from.
It proposes; you approve. Nothing moves until you say so.
- Organise group by topic
- Declutter duplicates & dead weight
- Full triage group, save, close
“I have grouped your tabs into Lisbon & Portugal, Rust Dev, Web Dev and Audio Gear, and queued the duplicates for closing. Pinned and playing tabs were left alone.”
Tab Steward, on the run above
Grouped by task
Three Rust docs and the GitHub PR that sent you to them belong together, however different the titles look. Sites are a bad proxy for tasks.
Nothing happens without you
Every action is a proposal you tick or untick, tab by tab, before anything moves. Pinned, active and audible tabs are never touched.
About a second
A full pass over eighty tabs takes roughly a second. Fast enough that tidying up is not a thing you put off.
One price, everything in it
No per-tab counting, no seats, no upsell, no add-on that turns out to be the useful one. And a fortnight to decide before you pay anything.
Encrypted end to end
Your tab titles are sealed to the inference process itself, so nothing in between (load balancers, logs, traces) can read them. How that works.