Chrome extension · Tab manager
Your tabs finally under control.
One clean page for everything you meant to get back to: tasks, reading, saved sessions. All free, all local, 100% private.
What is Tabulka?
Tabulka is a free, local-only Chrome tab manager. It organises your open tabs into tasks, a reading list, and saved sessions, with no accounts, no sync, and no tracking.
The main idea behind Tabulka is to organize your tabs and websites by intent, not by topic.
Things you need to act on or finish soon go into the Todo list. The Save for later section holds things you want to keep for a specific purpose, or that you will need someday. And anything you just want to read or watch goes into the Read later list. There you can turn on automatic archiving after a time that you choose, so you can let go and stop feeling buried under an endless reading list.
The result is a clean browser with only a few open tabs, and a clear sense of why each one is still there.
What you get with Tabulka
Tabs overview
All your open tabs, across every window, in one list so you can manage them easily. Search the list, pick the ones you want, send them to the right list, and close them together. A wall of tabs turns into a short, clear list.
3 purposes = 3 lists
Keep a tab in the Todo list, save it for later, or drop it in the reading list that hides items after a few months without use. Same tab, three different intentions. You decide which one it is.
Save session on one click
Saving a whole window should be easy. Here it takes a single click: your whole session is saved, so you can open it again later, exactly as you left it, whenever you need it back.
Data & safety
All your data lives locally on your computer, and you can create a backup file at any time. Tabulka also saves snapshots of your workspace by itself, so you never lose your latest work by accident.
Import your bookmarks
Bring in all your existing bookmarks in one step, and choose where each of them goes inside Tabulka. Your old saved links will finally have a clear home and a purpose.
From a wall of tabs to a clear workspace
- See every tab in one place. Open Tabulka to see all your open tabs, across every Chrome window, in a single searchable list.
- Sort by intent, not topic. Send each tab to the list that matches why you kept it (Todo, Read later, or Save for later), then close the rest.
- Save a session in one click. Save a whole window as a named session, so you can reopen it later exactly as you left it.
- Let your reading list clear itself. Turn on automatic archiving so items you never return to disappear on a schedule you choose, instead of piling up.
Privacy
Nothing you do in Tabulka leaves your device.
There are no accounts, no servers, and no analytics. Tabulka makes no network requests and works fully offline. It uses only the Chrome permissions that its features need, and it never reads the content of the pages you browse.
The only data that ever leaves your device is the JSON that you choose to export yourself. Read the full privacy policy →
Frequently asked questions
Is Tabulka free?
Yes. Tabulka is completely free, with no paid tiers, subscriptions, or in-app purchases. Because it is local-only there are no server costs to pass on and nothing to upsell. Install it from the Chrome Web Store and use every feature at no cost.
Does Tabulka track me or send my data anywhere?
No. Tabulka has no analytics, no accounts, and makes no network requests. It works fully offline and never reads the content of the pages you browse. The only data that ever leaves your device is a backup file you choose to export yourself.
Where is my data stored?
Everything Tabulka creates or reads (your todos, saved links, folders, and sessions) is stored on your own device in Chrome's local storage. No website or server can read it, and uninstalling the extension removes all of it.
Do I need an account to use Tabulka?
No. There is no sign-up, login, or account of any kind. You install the extension and start organising tabs straight away. With no accounts and no sync, there is also nothing for anyone to breach or leak.
How is Tabulka different from bookmarks?
Bookmarks pile links into folders by topic and quickly become a graveyard. Tabulka organises tabs by intent (to do, to read, or to keep) and can auto-archive your reading list, so what you save stays useful instead of forgotten.
Can I import my existing bookmarks?
Yes. Tabulka has a one-time import that reads your Chrome bookmark folders and lets you choose where each one goes. Your old links finally get a clear home, and the originals are removed only if you confirm.
Which browsers does Tabulka support?
Tabulka is a Chrome extension, so it runs on Google Chrome and most Chromium-based browsers that can install extensions from the Chrome Web Store. It is not available for Firefox or Safari.
Get involved
Found a bug, or have an idea for something Tabulka should do? The project's issue tracker is the place for both. Bug reports and feature requests are welcome.