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Group your tabs by what they are about, by how recently you used them, or by rules you write yourself. Works offline. No account. Orbit groups your tabs for you, then gets out of the way. Open thirty tabs and the tab bar stops being a list and becomes a wall. Orbit reads what those tabs are about and sorts them into named, coloured Chrome tab groups — so the thing you are looking for is where you expect it to be. SIX WAYS TO ORGANIZE By Category Groups tabs by what they are actually about — Development, Shopping, Research, News, Finance — rather than by which site they came from. github.com, stackoverflow.com and developer.mozilla.org all belong together, and Orbit knows that. It works offline out of the box using a built-in classifier, and if you have your own AI endpoint you can point it there for sharper results. By Last Access Sixteen time buckets, from "just now" through "older than 2 days". A quick way to see what you have abandoned. By Frequency Ranks tabs by how likely you are to want them next, weighting recent activity over raw visit counts. By Relevance Ranks every tab against the one you are currently reading. By Topics You define the categories, by domain, path or keyword. "Anything under /pull/ is Code Review." It ships with starter sets so it does something useful on first run. By Memory Learns where you file each site from your own manual moves. EVERYTHING ELSE • Undo restores the exact arrangement from before a pass — reopening tabs that were closed, restoring group names, colours and order. • Duplicate cleaning strips tracking parameters before comparing, so the same page opened twice is recognised. Send duplicates to a recycle bin or close them outright. • Auto-Organize files each new tab as it loads. • Saved groups let you snapshot a set of tabs and reopen them later. • Keyboard shortcuts for the things you do most. • A right-click menu on any tab. THE HUB One view of everything open. Windows are spaces, groups are planets, tabs are stars in orbit. Drag a tab from one group to another, marquee-select and move a batch, teleport a tab to a different window, or flick one to the recycle bin. Search highlights matches in place. PRIVATE BY DEFAULT • No account. No sign-in. No telemetry, no analytics, no crash reporting. • Nothing is sent anywhere unless you configure an AI endpoint yourself — and then only the tabs being organized, sent directly to your provider with your own key. • Five of the six methods, plus duplicate cleaning and search, work completely offline with the network switched off. • Everything is stored locally in your browser. Uninstall and it is gone. You can erase it any time from Settings, and export or import your settings as JSON. SMALL AND FAST About 90 KB. Plain TypeScript, no framework, no component library. It does not slow your browser down. WHAT ORBIT DOES NOT DO • No screenshot capture, so it never needs access to your pages' contents. • No access to any site you have not explicitly pointed it at. Broad host access is optional and only requested if you configure a custom AI endpoint. • No rating prompts, no promotional banners, no nagging. • No paid tier. Every feature is available to everyone.