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Tab manager with built-in to-dos, Kanban, auto-grouping, and snooze. Local-only, no account, no tracking. Built for GTD. Stop tab hoarding. Start working with confidence. TabTaskTick is a tab manager with a to-do list built in. Save entire windows, attach tasks and notes to the tabs you're actually working on, snooze what you don't need yet, and let rules keep the clutter down — all stored locally in your browser. No account. No cloud. No tracking. Who it's for • Researchers juggling 100+ tabs who can't afford to lose a source. • Developers context-switching across projects all day. • GTD practitioners who keep a real weekly review. 📁 Closing a window shouldn't mean losing the work inside it. Collections save an entire window — URLs, notes, and tasks — as one named workspace. • One-click restore brings a whole project back exactly as you left it. • Context preserved, not just bookmarks: the notes and tasks come back too. • Shareable — export a Collection to hand a colleague your research pack. • Close windows freely. Everything is safe in your local database. ✓ You've been using tabs as a to-do list. They're terrible at it. Tasks & Notes let you attach real to-dos and context to a tab or a whole Collection — so three weeks later you still know why you kept it. • Kanban board in the side panel to see everything in flight. • Your to-dos live where the work lives, with the URL still attached. 🤖 Your browser shouldn't need babysitting. The Rules Engine keeps things tidy automatically. • Auto-grouping by domain or custom criteria. • De-duplication — find and close duplicate tabs, globally or per-window. • Smart snoozing — make a tab or a whole window disappear now and return later ("snooze until tomorrow morning"). 📊 200 tabs across 5 windows? See it all at once. The Dashboard gives you the bird's-eye view. • Overview stats, top domains, and a searchable history of closed tabs. •Bulk actions — select, move, close, or group tabs across every window at once. 💾 Never lose a session again. Export your full session or a single window to JSON, CSV, or Markdown. • Scheduled backups with a retention policy. • Restore one window or everything from any backup file. 🛡️ Why local-only matters The most common complaint about cloud tab managers is "they made me create an account, and now my data is hostage." TabTaskTick is built the opposite way. • Where your data lives Your browser (local) • Account required No • Works offline Yes • Tracking None • Open source Yes (MIT) • Price Free • All data — Collections, Tasks, Rules, history — is stored locally in your browser (IndexedDB). We never send it anywhere. 🔓 Open source on GitHub TabTaskTick is MIT-licensed and fully open. Read the code, file an issue, or contribute: https://github.com/lenulus/tabtasktick Regain control of your browser today. Version 1.4.16 Open Source (MIT) | Local Storage | Privacy Focused
Jun 9, 2026
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