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Focus Limit
Tap Cap, Groups & Focus Sessions
11 followers
Tap Cap, Groups & Focus Sessions
11 followers
Most tab tools do one thing — Tab Wrangler closes idle tabs, OneTab collapses them, Session Buddy saves them. Focus Limit does all three, plus what none of them do: a real tab limit (hard or soft) with automatic category grouping and timed focus sessions — designed to feel calm, not punishing. Hit your limit and get a friendly dashboard with snooze options, not a scary block. Runs entirely locally. Free, no paywalls, no accounts. Built for people who lose focus in tab clutter, not against them.
Love the calm, non-punishing angle here, feels way more humane than most tab managers. One thing I'd love: let me save a "focus preset" that combines a tab limit number with a specific category grouping rule and session length, then toggle it with a single keyboard shortcut so I can switch between deep work, research mode, and casual browsing without re-configuring each time.
Love the calm approach instead of slamming the door on you. One thing I'd suggest: a quick way to whitelist certain sites from the tab limit, like my music tab or a reference doc I'm actively using, so the dashboard only nudges me about the tabs that are actually distracting.
Love that this runs locally and skips the punitive route - the snooze dashboard alone would win me over. One thing I'd love to see: keyboard shortcuts to quickly whitelist a tab for the rest of the day, so I don't have to click through the dashboard every time I open something research-related.
Love that hitting your limit opens a friendly dashboard with snooze options instead of slamming the door. That kind of small UX choice is what makes a tool like this feel like it was built by someone who actually has too many tabs, not someone trying to virtue signal productivity.