Organize and categorize browser tabs by usage patterns
The extension classifies tabs by usage frequency and type, helping users understand their browsing habits and quickly identify which tabs matter most
day1tabs
day1tabs
Your tabs close at midnight.See which ones you actually used
Overview
What it is
You have too many tabs open. You'll never go back to most of them. day1tabs closes your tabs at midnight and shows you which ones you actually used — sorted into "Used" and "Didn't use." Reopen what matters. Let the rest go. → Never-close domains stay open (Gmail, Docs, Salesforce) → Pinned tabs and active tab always protected → Everything recoverable until next auto-close Zero data collection. Everything local. Free forever. Built by a solo dev with too many tabs and not enough discipline.
Intent
I need it when
Reduce browser clutter and cognitive load from accumulated tabs
day1tabs automatically resets tabs at midnight, providing a fresh browser start each day and eliminating the overwhelm of hundreds of open tabs while allowing recovery of important ones
Establish a daily productivity ritual with a clean digital workspace
Starting each day with a clean browser creates a psychological reset and helps users begin focused work without the distraction of yesterday's open tabs and context
Recover important tabs after they are closed or reset
day1tabs lets users bring back tabs that were reset, ensuring important work or research is not permanently lost when the daily reset occurs
Drop
Not a fit when
- User requires browser extensions for non-Chrome browsers (product is Chrome-only)
- User needs manual tab management without automatic daily resets
- User wants to preserve all tabs across sessions without any cleanup
- User operates in environments where browser extensions are restricted or disabled
- User requires cross-device tab synchronization across multiple devices
Commercials
Pricing
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