MultiOpen is a Safari extension. Paste a block of text, tap once, and it opens the URLs it finds as Safari tabs. About 20 tabs open right away and the rest arrive in timed waves, so 150 or more links won't freeze Safari. It works the other way too: grab every open tab back into one list to save or share. Safari makes you switch the extension on once; the app shows how. iPhone, iPad and Mac, one purchase. No account, nothing collected. 7-day trial, then $0.99 a year or $2.99 once.

MultiOpen is a Safari extension. Paste a block of text, tap once, and every URL it finds opens as its own tab. No cleaning the list up first. The batching is where the actual work went. About 20 tabs open straight away and the rest come in timed waves, so 150 or more land without freezing Safari. You read the first batch while the tail fills in behind you. It works in reverse too: grab every open tab back into one list you can save or share. That is how I keep a research session, instead of making a bookmark folder I will never open again. Two things I cannot hide. Safari makes you switch the extension on yourself in Settings, so the app walks you through it on first launch. And the price is $0.99 a year, or $2.99 once if you would rather not have a renewal sitting on your list. Tell me where it falls over.

Hey Product Hunt 👋

I built MultiOpen because of something dumb I did every single morning: opening the same eleven links on my phone, one at a time, back button in between.

Safari will happily hold a hundred tabs. It just will not let you open a list.

So now you paste a list of URLs, tap once, and every link opens as its own tab. 150+ of them, in timed waves, so Safari does not freeze. It works backwards too: grab every tab you have open back into one list you can save or share.

For everyone here: a full month of Pro, free. And it does not auto-renew. Nothing gets charged, nothing rolls over, no reminder to cancel on day 29. When the month is up it simply ends.

👉 https://apps.apple.com/redeem?ctx=offercodes&id=6753165945&code=PRODUCTHUNT

It is $0.99 a year normally, so this is not me being generous. I just want people to actually use the thing and tell me what breaks.

Which is the real ask: if you juggle a pile of URLs in some workflow I have not thought of, tell me about it. That is where every feature so far came from.