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Never forget why you opened a tab. Add notes, set reminders, stay organized. Stop losing track of why you opened that tab! Tab Memory helps you stay organized and productive by letting you add notes to every tab you open. No more confusion, no more wasted time trying to remember your original purpose. ✨ KEY FEATURES 📝 Tab Notes Add quick notes to any tab explaining why you opened it Never lose context when switching between tasks Search and filter all your saved notes ⏰ Smart Reminders Set timers for tabs (5, 10, 15, 30, 60 minutes or custom) Get notifications when time's up Perfect for time-boxing research or limiting distractions 🌙 Beautiful Dark Mode Easy on the eyes during late-night work sessions Seamless light/dark theme switching Modern, clean interface 📊 Stay Organized See how many tabs you have open Track your daily and total notes Export your data anytime PERFECT FOR: Researchers juggling multiple sources Developers with dozens of Stack Overflow tabs Students managing research for papers Anyone who opens tabs "for later" and forgets why Professionals managing multiple projects HOW IT WORKS: Click the Tab Memory icon in your toolbar Add a quick note about why you opened the current tab Set an optional timer reminder View all your notes anytime from the dashboard PRIVACY FIRST: All data stored locally on your device No tracking, no ads, no data collection Your notes stay private TRY IT FREE FOR 14 DAYS Full access to all features. No credit card required for trial. ONE-TIME PAYMENT - $4.99 Lifetime access. No subscriptions. Pay once, use forever.
Feb 8, 2026
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