Your tabs,
easy to find.

Full tab titles. Fast search.
A little AI help to stay organized.

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A little order helps, too.

Group by domain, your rules, or with AI help.

01The pile

Too many tabs. Sound familiar?

  • React documentation — Getting Startedreact.dev
  • Fix navigation bug · Issue #1234github.com
  • Using Fetch API — Web APIs | MDNdeveloper.mozilla.org
  • REST API Design Guidedocs.example.com
  • Sprint board — Q2linear.app
  • Design notes — Onboarding flownotion.so
  • Add error handling · Pull request #567github.com
  • React Hooks — useEffectreact.dev

02A little help

Pick a way to group.

Tabula

A little order.

Optional AI · Your key or model

03Room to think

Same tabs. Room to think.

react.devgithub.com
  • React documentation — Getting Started
  • React Hooks — useEffect
  • Fix navigation bug · Issue #1234
  • Add error handling · Pull request #567
  • Using Fetch API — Web APIs | MDN
  • REST API Design Guide
  • Sprint board — Q2
  • Design notes — Onboarding flow

4 tabs from other domains stay ungrouped.

Example tabs

Keep the tabs. Lose the hunting.

Read the whole title.

Your sidebar gives long tab names room to wrap.

Try the sidebar

Clear the old tabs.

Close old tabs on demand. Pinned and active tabs stay safe.

How cleanup works

Good
questions.

What does Tabula do?

Tabula is a Chrome extension that groups related tabs, helps you find open tabs in a searchable side panel, and lets you review and close old tabs. You can group by domain or use your own ordered rules.

Can I read long tab names and search my tabs?

Yes. Tabula’s sidebar wraps long tab titles so you can read the full name. Search by title or URL to narrow the list, then select a tab to switch to it.

How do I group tabs with AI?

Open Tabula’s Rules page to generate or improve grouping rules. You can copy a prompt into your preferred AI tool and import the resulting JSON, or enable direct calling with your own Gemini API key or a local OpenAI-compatible endpoint. AI helps write the rules; Tabula applies them to your tabs.

Do I need AI or an API key to use Tabula?

No. Domain grouping, custom rules, tab search, and cleanup work without an AI connection. Direct AI calling is optional and off by default. If you enable Gemini, you supply your own key and your provider’s usage limits and charges apply.

What happens to my pinned tabs?

Grouping preserves pinned tabs. Old-tab cleanup protects both pinned and active tabs, so those tabs are not eligible for that cleanup action.

Does Tabula send my tabs to an AI provider?

Ordinary tab organization runs inside Chrome. If you enable direct AI calling, Tabula sends the generated prompt, containing tab titles, domains and/or rules, to the Gemini API or local endpoint you configure. It does not pass through a Tabula-owned server. Your API key is stored locally and is not synced.

Can I organize tabs across multiple windows?

Yes. The Rules page can apply rules across normal Chrome windows. An optional setting also lets the popup pull tabs from other open windows into the current window before grouping.

Does Tabula close tabs automatically?

Old-tab cleanup is an action you choose. Set your threshold, review the tab list, and close eligible old tabs when you are ready. Pinned and active tabs are protected.

Which browsers and languages are supported?

Tabula is available for Google Chrome through the Chrome Web Store. The extension includes English and Vietnamese. This website is currently in English.

Make room for
what you’re working on.

Install. Group. Get back to it.

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