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Snooze tabs and todos until you actually need them. Everything stays local — no accounts, no tracking, no network. Snooze it. It comes back when you actually need it. SoonTM makes tabs disappear now and reappear exactly when you want them — tonight, tomorrow morning, this weekend, next month, or every Monday at 9. HOW IT WORKS 1. Click the SoonTM button on any tab 2. Pick a time from the 3×3 grid 3. The tab closes — and quietly reopens right on schedule NINE WAYS TO SAY "LATER" • Later Today · This Evening · Tomorrow • This Weekend · Next Week · In a Month • Someday · Repeatedly · Pick a Date • Repeating schedules keep local wall-clock time: "every Monday at 9 AM" is still 9 AM after daylight saving changes • Fully keyboard-driven: arrows, Enter, 1–9, and letter shortcuts EVERYTHING SLEEPING, AT A GLANCE • Every snoozed item with its exact wake time and a live countdown • Search, group, and sort; preview, wake now, reschedule, or delete • A Next Up strip in the popup shows what's coming back soon • Full history of what came back, plus one-click JSON backup and restore TODOS, TOO Write a quick note on a full-screen colored page and snooze it like a tab. "Call Dan" comes back Thursday at 7 — same words, same color. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No account. No server. No analytics. No tracking. Nothing leaves your machine. • Cannot read your pages: no host permissions, no content scripts • Minimal permissions, each documented in the open-source repo BUILT NOT TO FORGET If SoonTM accepts a snooze, it will not silently lose it. Sleeping tabs are stored transactionally on your device and survive browser restarts, crashes, and laptop sleep. If your computer was off at wake time, items come back marked Overdue — never gone.
Jul 11, 2026
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