tabonomy.

Your tabs, automatically organized.

A calmer place to work, continue, and close tabs without losing the thread.

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Local-first No account On-device grouping

Illustrated Tabonomy new-tab workspace with a Continue working shelf, suggested pages to continue, visible video progress, and a review prompt.

22-second demo

See it happen.

15 tabs → 5 useful groups. One click.

Watch the clutter organize itself.

Scroll through the same tabs going from one mixed stack to useful groups.

How automatic tab grouping works →
  1. 01 Messy Research, plans, and reading all compete in one strip.
  2. 02 Grouped Related tabs settle into categories on your device.
  3. 03 Ready to continue Your active thread stays close; the rest stays findable.
Mixed stack
  • DQ3 product roadmap
  • MReact performance guide
  • MKyoto weekend itinerary
  • MBest cafés in Tokyo
  • FComponent library
  • ▶How to build better habits
  • ✈Flight options to Osaka
  • NWeekly sync notes
  • MHabit tracking methods
Automatic groups
Work3 tabs
  • DQ3 product roadmap
  • FComponent library
  • NWeekly sync notes
Learning3 tabs
  • MReact performance guide
  • MHabit tracking methods
  • ▶How to build better habits
Travel3 tabs
  • MKyoto weekend itinerary
  • MBest cafés in Tokyo
  • ✈Flight options to Osaka
Continue working
Q3 product roadmap Continue →
React performance guide Continue →

Mixed tabs waiting to be organized.

Clean up without regret.

Review each suggestion before anything closes, then restore it whenever you need it.

A real Tabonomy cleanup review sheet listing tabs proposed for closing, each with its own checkbox so nothing closes without confirmation.

Local. Private. Yours.

Your tabs and Archive stay on your device. No Tabonomy account, cloud Archive, telemetry, browser-history access, or cookie access.

See every permission and network request →
Before you install
  • Tabonomy replaces your new-tab page.
  • First run downloads about 200 MB for local grouping.
  • Your Archive lives on this machine and does not sync elsewhere.
  • Restoring a page does not restore scroll position or unfinished forms.

Make room to think.

Let the tabs organize themselves. Return to the thread when you’re ready.

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Chrome 116+ No account On-device grouping