Your tabs, organized. Your ideas, noted.
Save tab links into sessions, organize notes in your Web Workspace, and explore the sources behind your ideas. Keep the links and context you want to return to.
For everyday work, learning, shopping, travel plans, and research—not just one kind of browsing.
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Collect tabs into notes. Close the clutter. Reopen your sources later.
Development preview · Workspace illustrations below use example data. Read our guides and architecture notes.
Fewer tabs to juggle. More context to keep.
Keep useful page links together and return when you need them.
Gather the tabs that matter
With the Tabzero extension installed, press Alt + Z to open Quick Card. Search your open tabs, select the pages you need, and save their links together. Quick Card may be unavailable on restricted browser pages.
Build on a saved session
Start a new session or add page links to an existing note. Preview new, saved and duplicate sources before choosing what to keep. Saved sources contain links and page details, not full-page copies for offline reading.
Find the connections between pages
Review pages connected by links, similar paths or title keywords. Use those clues to decide which sources belong together.
See how your sources connect
Explore notes and saved source links in an interactive graph. Follow connections to a source and open the note that gives it context.
Give your tabs a place to become ideas.
Write, organize and pick up where you left off.
Make each session a working note
Add headings, checklists and your own thoughts beside saved source links. Keep shaping the note as you work, then export it as Markdown when you need a copy.
Compare force-directed layouts for a readable source graph.
Return straight to the source
Keep source links beside your writing. Open the original page, copy its link, or return to a specific note and view through a workspace link.
Organize notes around your projects
Create folders in the Web Workspace and move notes into the right project. Keep work, learning and personal plans easy to browse.
Come back to what you were working on.
Your notes, sources and next steps, together.
Use your account to keep notes from the extension and Web Workspace together. See when a save needs attention and keep a separate copy when edits conflict.
One account for your saved notes
Sign in with Google to access the notes and sources saved to your account. Switch accounts to open the workspace associated with each one.
Keep your work through save interruptions
Pending edits stay in the browser when a save fails and retry later. If two versions conflict, choose Keep Both to keep your changes as a separate note.
Planned: turn selected tabs into a draft
Choose pages for a summary, comparison or checklist. The planned AI workflow will prepare a draft with source links for you to review and edit. Save before choosing whether to close tabs. AI generation is not available yet.
Explore the designServer Components boundary and caching patterns extracted into structured, reusable knowledge.
Planned: add new insights to existing notes
Bring new pages to a note you already use. Planned AI updates will suggest additions with source references, so you can review what changes and decide what to keep.
Explore the design- Add a migration checklist from the new guide
- Attach the source link beside each new point
Explore the current development preview. Visit the roadmap for beta readiness and the planned AI workflows.
See the roadmapFind a guide for your next task
Start with a browsing problem, then follow a practical walkthrough.
Organize too many tabs
Decide what belongs together, then choose between tab groups, bookmarks and saved sessions.
Save and restore browser sessions
Keep the pages you need before a restart and check what a saved session can restore.
Take notes alongside your sources
Turn a collection of links into a task you can resume, with notes explaining why each source matters.
Explore Tabzero
Learn the workflow, find a guide, and check what is available today.
Browser tabs and notes: common questions
How the workflow works, what is available, and where to start.
What is Tabzero?
Tabzero is a browser tab manager with notes. Organize open tabs, save source links into session notes, and keep the context you need to return to a task. The product is in development preview.
Create your first noteHow do I save browser tabs and reopen them later?
With the extension, select tabs in the current window and save them to a new or existing note. Check the saved sources before closing any tabs. Reopen the links from the note when you return. Saved links do not preserve unsaved forms or archive the full pages.
Follow the save-tabs guideHow does Tabzero sync notes?
The extension and Web Workspace have account-based note sync, pending retries and Keep Both conflict recovery. Cross-surface reliability is still being validated in development builds. If a save fails, keep your draft and review the recovery options before closing the page.
Troubleshoot saving and syncIs Tabzero free?
Plans and prices have not been announced. Tabzero is in development preview; beta access and release dates have not been announced either.
Check plans and pricing statusWhich browsers can use the Tabzero extension?
Chrome and Microsoft Edge extension builds exist. Public store availability is unconfirmed. Check the download page for current availability and development setup instructions.
Check extension availabilityCan I export my notes or use AI Notes?
Markdown export is implemented in the Web Workspace. AI note creation from selected tabs and reviewable updates to existing notes are planned features and are not available yet. You can write notes manually.
Read the feature roadmap