Your tabs, sorted in one sentence.
Ask TabsPrompt to group, archive or close tabs in plain English. It sorts by topic, by date or any other way you like. It puts stale tabs away automatically and helps you find any tab again later.
TabsPrompt is a desktop Chrome extension
Install anyway
Add to Chrome, it’s free
Ask whatever you like. Check the list. Done.
TabsPrompt shows you exactly which tabs match before it touches anything. Changed your mind? You can always undo.
Installed? Do this next.
Thirty seconds. Works in Chrome, Edge and Brave.
Pin it
Click the puzzle icon in Chrome’s toolbar, then the pin next to TabsPrompt.
Open it from anywhere
Press ⌘⇧K (Ctrl+Shift+K on Windows), or click the robot in your toolbar.
Ask for something
Type what you want done with your tabs in plain English.
“group my news tabs”Built for the keyboard.
Your hands never leave it.
One popup for every tab you have open right now.
See all features →One search for tabs, archives and bookmarks
Type three letters of something you half remember. Bookmarks never leave your computer.
Stale tabs put themselves away
Tabs you haven’t opened in a week move to your archive on their own.
“My browser went from hundreds of tabs in 5 different windows to just 30 in a week!”
Jessie, Chrome Web Store reviewOrganize Browser
Press the wand and every open tab lands in a group by topic. ⌘Z undoes it.
Focus mode and site blocker
Keep only the tabs you need. Wander off to YouTube and it shows what you were working on.
Moving from OneTab? Bring everything.
Paste a OneTab export or any list of links. It finds every URL and saves them.
Send links from your phone
Share a link with the TabsPrompt bot on Telegram and it waits in your archive.
The AI sees titles and domains. Nothing else.
A tab manager sees every tab you have open. Here is exactly what we do with that.
Only for your command
Titles and domains go to our servers only when you run a prompt.
Never the page itself
We don’t read page content or your browsing history.
Saved to your account
Your prompts power prompt history.
Asks before it reads bookmarks
Bookmark access is optional and requested only when you open Bookmarks. Archives sync encrypted.
Tab hoarders, reformed.
16 reviews on the Chrome Web Store, where TabsPrompt is Featured.
Read them all →“I usually stay away from apps and extensions that are supposed to organize my browser… But then I tried Tabs Prompt and I was surprised of how easy it was to use, and how it actually helped me get everything in place without worrying I might lose my tabs.”
“I usually have 40–60 tabs going while coding (don’t judge lol). Interface is clean, but not in the “designed to impress investors” way. Just simple. Picked it up in 2 mins.”
“As a PhD student who has been drowning in tabs for my research, I’ve found this extension immensely helpful. Searching through the archives is easy, which saves a lot of time too.”
“I’m using Brave and it works well for me, without any performance impact at all.”
“I liked that I could start using it without creating an account. My RAM usage went down, and it’s much easier to find what I need now.”
“The developer genuinely listens to users and keeps improving it with every update!” Nadav L.
See what shipped lately →Free for everyday tab work. Pro when you want more.
- Search tabs, archives and bookmarks
- 3 archives, synced across computers
- 5 AI prompts to try
- 3 Focus sessions and 3 auto-archive runs to try
- 50 AI prompts a month
- Organize Browser, 30 runs a month
- Unlimited archives, Focus and auto-archive
- Full Insights and any site in the blocker
Questions people ask
Everything you need to know about organizing your browser tabs with TabsPrompt.
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