anysnooze.com · Workflow & Planning
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Snooze tabs in plain English — "tomorrow 3pm", "every monday" — and they come back exactly on time. Free, private, no account. Type when you want the tab back, in plain English, and it comes back exactly then. "tomorrow 3pm" · "in 2 hours" · "next monday morning" · "every friday 9am" · or just "t" for tomorrow, "l" for later today. WHY PEOPLE PICK ANYSNOOZE • Natural language that just works — no date pickers, no menus. Reviewers call it the reason they switched. • Notes that come back with the tab. Attach "reply to the landlord" when you snooze; it's shown on the page when the tab returns, and kept for 7 days on the Snoozed screen in case you miss it. • Recurring snoozes are free. Weekly stand-up tab every Monday at 9 — no subscription, no paywall. • Reliable by obsession. Tabs come back after your machine was off, after Chrome restarted, after hundreds of snoozes. The last three releases were almost entirely reliability work, and our error tracking is public in spirit: if a wake can fail, we measure it. PRIVATE BY DEFAULT • No account. No sign-up. • Your tabs, notes, and typed phrases never leave your machine. • Export and import your snoozes as JSON any time — your data is yours. BUILT FOR HEAVY TAB PEOPLE • One-click chips for your most-used timings — the extension notices what you actually type and surfaces it (locally). • Quick Snooze presets, keyboard-first flow, ⌘J to snooze from anywhere. • A Snoozed screen that shows everything scheduled, searchable by title, URL, or note. Questions or a bug? anysnooze.com/support — we read everything, and store reviews get answered by a human.
Sep 3, 2026
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