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A Chrome extension that remembers your sessions by capturing tabs, grouping them into sessions, with AI-powered summaries. Ever spent an afternoon researching a vacation, comparing 10 different hotels, 5 flight options, and 3 travel blogs... only to close the window and lose everything? Your browser history is a jumbled, chronological list. It doesn't know why you had those tabs open. "WhereWasI" is the intelligent assistant your browser has been missing. What It Does "WhereWasI" is a smart, automatic memory for your browser. It works silently in the background to save every tab or sites visited. But it doesn't just create a long, messy list. It uses a powerful AI to read and understand the content of your pages. This AI figures out what you were doing and automatically groups related tabs into cohesive "sessions." For example, it knows that your 10 hotel tabs, 5 flight tabs, and 3 blog tabs all belong to one single session called "Japan Trip Planning." It does this for your school projects, your shopping comparisons, your new hobbies—everything. Why You Should Install It FIND YOUR LOST RESEARCH: Instantly find that perfect recipe, that one product review, or that key article you closed last week. Just search your "WhereWasI" dashboard for "recipe" and find the entire session. RECOVER YOUR CONTEXT: Instantly recall your past browsing session with the Summarizer AI which creates a short and informative summaries for every sessions. ZERO EFFORT, ALL REWARD: Automatic tab captures and grouping into sessions. Can also opt to track all the sites visited just like the browser history but into well organized manner. USER CONTROL: Move tabs across sessions if you found it was not grouped accordingly. Edit session titles, and regenerate session summaries. Lots of cool features are planned. Stay Tuned.
Oct 29, 2025
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