Chrome extension · Free forever · Your tabs stay on your computer
Turn tab chaos into focused productivity.
TabDocket is the tab organizer that sorts your open tabs into tasks — so you can close every one of them, work on a single thing at a time, and bring a whole job back with one click.
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The task sidebar with several tasks, tab counts, and one task expanded.
Free forever — the whole tab organizer, no trial
Your tabs stay local — nothing uploaded unless you turn on sync
Agent-ready — connect Claude, Cursor, or OpenClaw
The problem
Forty tabs, five unrelated jobs, and nothing actually getting finished.
You can't close them, because everything in there is half-done. You can't use them, because the titles are three pixels wide. So the window keeps growing, and every one of those five jobs gets a little harder to pick back up.
Bookmarks don't fix it — a bookmark saves an address, not a job. What needs saving is the task: these tabs, in this order, for this reason.
How it works
Three steps, then it's just how you work.
- 01
Sort
Sort your open tabs into tasks
Drag the twelve tabs that belong to one job into a task and name it. Two minutes, once. Or just drag a link into the panel and sort it later.
- 02
Clear
Close them. Nothing is lost.
The window goes quiet. Every page stays saved, in order, with its notes attached.
- 03
Focus
Work on one thing at a time
Click a task and its pages come back exactly as you left them. Everything else stays out of your way.
AI agents
Put your agents to work inside your docket.
Pro gives you a scoped API key. Hand it to Claude, Cursor, OpenClaw, or your own script, and it can open a task, file the pages it found, and leave notes on what it did — so you sit down to sorted, finished research instead of a chat log you have to mine.
It can read and add
List your tasks, create a task, attach tabs, and write a note about what it found.
It can never delete
No delete endpoint, no delete scope, no trash access, no sync access. Removing things stays yours.
You see every call
Agent-created items are labelled in the extension, the last 50 requests are listed on your account, and one click revokes a key.
curl -X POST https://tabdocket.com/api/public/v1/tasks/0f3c…/tabs \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $TABDOCKET_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '[{ "url": "https://vendor.com/pricing", "title": "Vendor pricing" }]'MCP server and OpenClaw skill coming soon.
The core loop
Sort it once. Then just work.
Sort
Start from the mess you already have
TabDocket lists every open tab and you drag them into tasks — twelve for the tax return, six for the API rebuild. Duplicates get flagged as you go.
sort view — open tabs on the left, tasks on the right
Focus
One task on screen, everything else out of the way
Focus mode closes every tab that isn't part of the task you picked, and brings the rest back when you leave. It's the closest a browser gets to a clean desk.
focus mode — single task active, others parked
Recover
Closed the wrong window? One button brings it back.
Restarted your computer, or closed the window with everything in it? One button reopens what you had. Below it sits a list of the windows you closed recently — by day and time, with every page in them — so you bring back exactly the one you wanted instead of hammering Ctrl+Shift+T and hoping. Sessions from your other computers show up too, straight from Chrome. Free on every plan, and it never leaves your computer.
session recovery — recently closed windows by day and time
What else is in it
Everything you need, nothing you don't
Session recovery
One button reopens the window you just lost, and a dated list of recently closed windows lets you pick the exact one. Free, and it stays on your computer.
Buckets
To do, backlog, done. Rename them, recolor them, or make your own. Tasks move through as the work does.
Notes and subtasks
Every task has a running note log — type it or dictate it. Break a task into subtasks and check them off, and drag them between tasks when the work moves.
Always-open tabs
Mail, calendar, music, the dashboard. Mark them always-open and they survive every task switch.
Folders
Group related tasks. Client work in one folder, the trip you're planning in another.
Sync across devices (Pro)
Save a task on the laptop, it's there on the desktop, notes and all.
Drag to file
Drag any link into the panel and it's saved. Drop it on a task, or let it land in Unsorted to sort later. Your tab stays open unless you say otherwise.
Free vs Pro
Free is the whole tab organizer. Pro is for more than one device — and for your agents.
| Feature | Free — $0 | Pro — $7/mo or $45/year |
|---|---|---|
| Tasks, pages, notes and buckets | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Subtasks | Yes | Yes |
| Session recovery | Yes | Yes |
| Drag to file, Unsorted, bulk capture | Yes | Yes |
| Sort, focus mode, always-open tabs | Yes | Yes |
| Trash, local backups, full export | Yes | Yes |
| Folders | 2 | Unlimited |
| Where your pages are stored | On your computer | On your computer, plus synced copy |
| Sync across devices | — | Yes |
| Mobile app | — | Yes |
| API access for agents and scripts | — | Yes |
| Support | Priority email |
Reliability
The reason people leave tab managers is that they lose things.
So this is the part we spend the most care on. Three promises, built into how TabDocket stores your work.
Updates can't eat your data
Before any update changes how your tasks are stored, TabDocket saves an untouched copy first and checks the result before it keeps it. If anything doesn't add up, it stops and changes nothing. And there's always a one-click way back to how things were before the update.
Nothing is deleted by one click
Deleted tasks and pages sit in the trash for 30 days, with an undo button for ten seconds after.
You can always take it with you
Automatic local backups, plus export everything to a file, on any plan, whether or not you're paying.
Your data stays yours
Your account is how you sign in. It isn't where your tabs go.
Everything stays on your computer
On the free plan, every task, page and note is stored on your computer. The one exception is a problem report — and only if something breaks and you choose to press send. You see exactly what would be sent before you send it, and it never contains the pages you had open.
Sync is opt-in, and only sync
If you want your tasks on two machines, you turn on sync with Pro and we store a copy. That's the only time your pages leave the device. Session history never syncs, on any plan.
Export any time, any plan
One button writes everything to a file you keep. No lock-in, no export tier.
Questions
Everything people ask before installing
Close the tabs. Keep the work.
Free forever, and your tabs stay on your computer. Pro adds sync across devices and API access for your AI agents.