Park tabs, OneTab-style
Clear the window in one deliberate move. Your tabs are saved locally and ready when the thread returns.
Tabloom turns the browser overflow into a small, recoverable garden of tab groups. Park the thread you are not using yet. Come back when it is time.
Leave your email to get the free version. Tabloom Cloud (hosted AI, no keys) is invite-only for now. No spam, ever.
The tab garden
Tabloom helps you reduce the browser without losing the thinking inside it. Every move is visible, reversible, and yours.
Clear the window in one deliberate move. Your tabs are saved locally and ready when the thread returns.
AI suggests useful clusters, then waits for you to review the plan before anything changes.
Restore the previous state when a suggestion is not quite right. Tabloom never treats a guess as a command.
Your tab data stays on this device by default. Choose if and when a hosted AI service sees a request.
How it works
Tabloom is designed around the moment after you notice the clutter and before you lose the plot.
Save the open tabs you are not using yet. The window gets lighter; the links stay recoverable.
Ask for groups when it helps. Read the proposed clusters, adjust them, or skip them entirely.
Restore a saved space when you need it. Your browser remains yours at every step.
The quiet promise
Tabloom starts from a simple default: your browser is a private workspace, not a data source.
Questions, answered
No. The core tab parking and saved spaces are local-first. Cloud is an optional hosted AI path, and it is currently invite-only.
No. AI suggestions are advisory. You see a preview, can edit the result, and can undo the change.
Only if you choose the bring-your-own-key option. Tabloom Cloud is designed to work without one, subject to approval and any future pricing.
Hosted AI costs real money and deserves careful limits. A small first group lets us learn with people who want to shape the product.
We review requests by hand. If you are approved, the extension will recognize your install; otherwise you can still use the local-first parts of Tabloom.