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Review and organize Chrome tabs with your own OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google API key. Tab Organizer sorts your open tabs into Chrome tab groups using an AI model you bring the key for. It supports OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, and Google Gemini, plus any OpenAI-compatible gateway. Nothing is grouped without your approval. Every run produces a list of proposed moves that you read, edit, and apply. WHAT IT DOES - Review before anything moves. Sync the window you are in, then approve or reject each proposed group, deselect individual tabs, or lock a tab so it is never touched. - Organizes new tabs once. The first real page a new tab lands on can be grouped automatically. Later navigation in that tab is left alone. - Presets teach it names it could not guess, such as internal project codes and product names, with optional text cues that match locally before any request is made. - Undo. The ten most recent operations can be reversed for tabs that are still where the extension put them. Your later manual changes are preserved. - Interface in English, Korean, and Japanese, as a popup or as a side panel. BRING YOUR OWN KEY There is no subscription and no account. Paste an API key from OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google, or point the extension at your own OpenAI-compatible gateway. Each provider keeps its own key, model, and endpoint, so switching between them never asks you to paste a key again. You pay your provider directly for what you use, and nobody else. IT SENDS VERY LITTLE Tab titles, hostnames, existing group names, and preset descriptions. Never full URLs, page content, screenshots, cookies, forms, or history. The URL path is sent only if you turn that on, and the query string never is. Locked tabs and incognito tabs are dropped before a request is even built. Your key is stored only in this browser's extension-local storage. It is never written to Chrome Sync, never written to a log, and never shown back to you after saving. There is no server behind this extension, no analytics, and no telemetry. Requests go to the provider you chose and nowhere else. REQUIREMENTS Chrome 116 or newer, and an API key from a provider you already have or can sign up for. OPEN SOURCE Source, issues, and the full privacy policy: https://github.com/narashin/tab-organizer
Aug 25, 2026
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