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Use AI to search through your closed tabs, create session snapshots of open tabs, and track your browsing habits over time. Tabs™ is your personal tab memory. Every time you close a browser tab, Tabs™ quietly saves it so you can find and restore it anytime. No more losing that article you meant to read, that product you were comparing, or that documentation page you needed five minutes ago. The search is what makes it actually useful. You don't need to remember the exact title or URL. Just type something like "that article about React hooks" or "the Nike shoe I was looking at" and the AI finds it for you. It works the way your memory works, not the way a search bar expects you to work. Every tab you close also gets automatically tagged with a category. Work, research, shopping, entertainment, education, and more. So if you just want to see everything you were shopping for this week, one click gets you there. Session snapshots let you save everything you have open right now as a named group and restore it later. Useful when you're deep in research and need to close your laptop, or when you switch between different projects throughout the day. The habits page shows you what your browsing actually looks like. Which sites you visit most, which days you're most active, and a short AI-generated summary of what you worked on today with a nudge toward anything worth revisiting. Everything stays in your browser. Your history never touches any server, your API key is stored locally, and nothing is shared anywhere.
Apr 13, 2026
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