https://www.tabflow.tech/ · Workflow & Planning
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Visual tab grid + AI assistant to organize, search, and manage all your tabs instantly. Press Alt+Q to never lose a tab again. Too many tabs? Press Alt+Q. Every tab you have open shows up in one grid, with previews. Type to find the one you want. Click to switch. WHY PEOPLE KEEP IT - See every tab across every window, with previews - Search all your tabs by typing - Close, group, mute, or sort tabs without leaving the grid - AI assistant: type "organize my tabs" or "close all distractions" and it does it (needs a free Cerebras API key, takes a minute to set up) - Save a set of tabs as a workspace and reopen it later - Undo a closed tab with one click - Suspend tabs you're not using to free up memory SHORTCUTS - Alt+Q open the grid - Alt+Q+Q jump back to your last tab - Type to search, arrows to move, Enter to switch - Ctrl+X close, Ctrl+B bookmark, Ctrl+M mute, Ctrl+G group, Ctrl+S sort, Ctrl+Z undo PRIVACY Everything stays in your browser. Your tabs are never sold, shared, or sent anywhere. Analytics are optional and never include URLs or page content. OPTIONAL Sign in to sync workspaces across devices. Free, no credit card. Add a Cerebras key for the AI assistant. Free, 1 min. START 1. Press Alt+Q on any page 2. Pin tab.flow to your toolbar 3. Optional: add a Cerebras API key in settings Free visual tab manager for Chrome. Made by Daniel Zhao.
Jul 24, 2026
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