Hey, Charles here. I'm the co-creator of interTabs, a cute and easy-to-use browser extension that helps you keep your tabs organized in an intelligent way.
😵💫 Have you ever opened 50 tabs in one window and don't know what to do?
😖 Or tried a tab manager that you just hate to use?
With interTabs you can:
📁 Save your tabs as a Session you can reopen anytime.
🧠 Say no to a mess of meaningless names—your Sessions are auto-labeled with AI.
🧹 Organize your open tabs intelligently with one click.
✍️ Start a new Session for a task—just enter what you're looking for (e.g. learn Python)
🧩 Currently available on the Chrome Web Store. Coming soon to Safari, Firefox & Edge.
🎁 And as a thank you to the Product Hunt community, we're offering 50% off for our Annual Premium plan—that's just $1 a month! Use the code PHLAUNCH at checkout.
We'd love to hear your thoughts, feedback, or any questions. Just leave a comment below or reach out to us at [email protected]
A cute and easy-to-use browser extension that helps you keep your tabs organized in an intelligent way.
This cute and easy-to-use browser extension smartly organizes tabs, reducing clutter and boosting productivity. Perfect for users who multitask or keep many tabs open daily.
Hi Charles, your product is great, but the text blocking in this place on the official website makes it difficult for readers to read. Can the position be adjusted?
It sounds like interTabs is a super helpful tool, especially for those of us who tend to open way too many tabs and struggle with organizing them. Looking forward to giving it a try! What other features are you planning to add in the future?
Nice product, love the idea. I can already see the use cases. Congrats on the launch.
Congrats on the launch! This extension brings just the right mix of charm and utility — keeping tabs tidy without the overwhelm. Smart, simple, and exactly what every tab-lover needs.
This looks very helpful for me and a couple more friends I know! Also, cute logo, nav design and overall UI ☺ just added to Chrome :D
Clicking 'maximal session' opened a lot of new windows with 1 tab each which was kinda confusing as to why it did it..
