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LeoTabs

Launched this week

Best Open-source Extension for Tab Management and Switching

3 followers

Best Open-source Extension for Tab Management and Switching

3 followers

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Save open tabs and bookmarks into project collections with groups and notes. Find pages with a visual keyboard switcher, search across spaces, and switch projects without keeping every tab open. LeoTabs stores your library locally, with no account required. Optional AI organizes collections using your own API key. Export your library or send collections to Notion.

Free

Launch tags:Chrome Extensions•Productivity•Open Source

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ReplayAutonomous app testing for teams who ship at AI-speed

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OpenAI

GPT-6 Astra Challenge

What became possible in your product with Astra that was not practical before?

Maker

Astra helped me develop LeoTabs as a solo maker across the extension code, browser testing, documentation, and launch materials. I used it in Codex to investigate bugs, refine tab and collection workflows, add regression checks, and turn my screen recordings into an edited demo using HyperFrames. The biggest benefit was being able to iterate across these areas within one development workflow. That made it practical to give a small, free, open-source extension more attention to reliability, usability, and presentation. I directed the work, tested the product, and reviewed the results.

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2d ago

Maker

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Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Leo, the maker of LeoTabs. LeoTabs helps you put browsing work away and return to it later: • Save tabs and links into collections with groups and notes. • Find pages with Alt+Q or search across spaces. • Switch projects and optionally keep a collection updated as you browse. • Revisit earlier work through Timeline and version history. It's free and open source. Your library stays in your browser; no account is required. AI organization is optional and uses your own API key. Notion exports are snapshots, not two-way sync. I'd love to hear how you organize browsing work: by project, topic, or something else?

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