Browser ExtensionProductivitySaaS

Tabie Tab Shelter

Before closing the 47th tab, stash them into a searchable temporary workspace

Problem
Browser tabs pile up, and closing them risks losing context, so people end up hunting through a mess of tabs. Existing extensions are either heavy or simple storage, without task-centric temporary groups or quick recall.
Solution
A browser extension stashes temporary tabs into a sidebar shelter, supports task-based tagging, full-text search of titles and summaries, and one-click group restore. It nudges cleanup at a threshold and keeps recently closed tabs for quick recall.
Users
Developers, researchers, and content creators who keep dozens of tabs open daily
MVP
One-click stash of current window tabs; sidebar list with search and tags; restore whole groups; recently closed history; threshold reminders
Revenue
Free basic tier plus one-time Pro license (unlimited stash, cloud sync); or annual subscription
Why now
Tab overload is evergreen, yet big browsers won't build deep shelters; extensions remain a low-cost distribution channel for indie developers

Source discussions · 1

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