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Pause your project. Resume exactly where you left off. DevPause helps developers pause a project and resume exactly where they left off. Save the working context of each project — browser tabs, notes, and useful commands — then reopen everything when you are ready to continue. With DevPause you can: • Save selected tabs from your current Chrome window • Add a “Where I left off” note for each project • Save terminal commands and snippets • Copy individual commands or copy them all at once • Resume a project and reopen its saved tabs with one click • Add newly opened tabs to an existing project • Edit or delete saved projects • See when a project was last resumed Your saved project data — including tabs, notes, and commands — stays on your device and is not sent to DevPause servers. DevPause uses backend services only for Google account verification and Pro subscription management. Payments and subscription management are handled through Stripe. DevPause does not use analytics, advertising, tracking, or telemetry. TRIAL DevPause includes a 7-day trial. During the trial, each project supports: • Up to 3 saved tabs • Up to 3 saved commands Your saved projects remain on your device after the trial ends. DEVPAUSE PRO Upgrade to DevPause Pro for: • Unlimited tabs per project • Unlimited commands per project • Full access to Save, Resume, and Edit Pricing: • $5/month • $49.99/year Subscriptions can be managed through the Stripe Customer Portal. DevPause is designed for developers and anyone who regularly switches between multiple projects and wants to return to work without rebuilding their browser context every time. Pause your project. Resume exactly where you left off.
Aug 16, 2026
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