TabFlow Agent per Shankar R

TabFlow Agent keeps your browser tidy while you work, and never closes anything you cannot get back.

No more duplicate tabs
Open a page you already have open and TabFlow switches you to the existing tab instead of adding another one. A notice with an Undo button appears, so you stay in control. "Close Duplicate Tabs" cleans up a window in one step and shows you exactly which tabs will close first.

Tabs that organize themselves
"Organize All Tabs" proposes tab groups by topic (Travel, Development, News…). You see the groups first, can rename any of them, and nothing changes until you apply. New tabs you open later join a matching group automatically.

One shortcut to find any tab
Press Ctrl+Shift+Space (Cmd+Shift+Space on Mac), or click the toolbar icon, to search every open tab, recently closed tab and archived tab. Type > for commands.

Undo anything
Every change TabFlow makes can be undone: from the notice, from the top of the palette, or with Alt+Shift+U.

Archive, don't lose
Tabs you have not used for a few days (you choose how many) can be archived: they close, but stay searchable and restorable for 90 days.

Your rules
Choose sites that TabFlow must never close, and sites where you only ever want one tab.

Private by default
Grouping and duplicate detection run on your device with a small AI model (about 25 MB, downloaded once on first use). Tab titles and addresses only leave your device if you choose to add your own Claude, OpenAI or Gemini API key, and then only go to that provider. No account, no tracking, no data collected by us.

Works in light and dark mode. Free and open source: https://github.com/snvishna/tabflow-agent