Problem "I can't close that tab — what if I need it?"
Solution Snooze it. Or just let the weekly review remind you next week.
Your weekly tab review.
Tab Hygiene shows you which tabs you've forgotten — once a week, on your schedule. Built for tab hoarders, not against them.
Three problems, three calm solutions.
Problem "I have 100 tabs and Chrome is melting."
Solution Group all tabs into native Chrome groups with one click.
Problem "I closed a tab and now can't find it."
Solution The closed-tabs corral keeps the last 1,000 for 30 days.
How the weekly review works.
- 01
Install.
Tab Hygiene starts watching tab activity locally — no setup needed.
- 02
Wait a week.
Once you've used Chrome for 7 days, you'll get a quiet notification.
- 03
Review.
Open the review window. Batch-close, snooze, or keep. You decide everything.
Privacy you can verify
Your data never leaves your browser.
We don't ask you to trust us. The behaviour speaks for itself:
- Zero network requests to our servers. (We don't have any.)
- No analytics, no telemetry, no tracking, no usage stats.
- No accounts. No email signup required.
- You can verify it yourself: open Chrome DevTools → Network tab. No outgoing connections from us.
Free forever. Pro is optional.
Free
$0 forever
- Weekly tab review with smart grouping
- One-click "Group all tabs"
- Closed-tabs corral (last 1,000 tabs)
- Bilingual (English & Russian)
- All privacy features
Pro
$19 once. Lifetime.
Everything in Free, plus:
- Unlimited custom rules (regex + domains)
- Background auto-close
- Full archive (50,000+ closed tabs)
- Advanced search across history
- Bulk restore, bookmark, forget
- 14-day free trial — no credit card
Questions you might have.
Will this auto-close my tabs without asking?
No. Nothing closes without your explicit OK on Free. Pro adds an optional background auto-close — but it's off by default and only closes tabs that match the rules you've set up yourself.
Where is my data stored?
Entirely in your browser, in chrome.storage.local. Never sent to any server. We don't have servers — there's no backend at all. You can verify this in Chrome DevTools → Network tab while using the extension.
Why $19 lifetime instead of a subscription?
Because there's nothing to host. The extension runs entirely in your browser. We have no recurring costs to justify a subscription. You pay once, you own it. Future versions are free.
What happens if I uninstall?
Your data is deleted automatically by Chrome (it lives in the extension's local storage). Nothing is left on any server because nothing was ever there. If you reinstall later, you'll need to set up your custom rules again.
Does Pro require an account?
Sort of, but minimal. ExtensionPay (the payment library we use) asks for your email so you can restore your purchase if you reinstall or move to a new computer. That email is stored by ExtensionPay/Stripe — we never see it.
Can I use it on Edge or Firefox?
Chrome only.