Most tab managers make you choose: OneTab closes everything, Toby needs manual curation, and Workona feels built for teams. Yeyu takes a simpler approach. It lives in Chrome’s side panel and automatically groups tabs by domain — zero effort, color-coded, and consistent. Search open tabs, bookmarks, history, and archived tabs from one overlay. Sessions are snapshotted and crash-recoverable. No account. No analytics. No server. Everything stays in your browser. Free.
Hi Product Hunt! 👋
I'm the maker of Yeyu. The name comes from Chinese 页屿 — "page isle." The idea: when you have 80+ tabs open (my daily reality), every page deserves its own little island instead of drowning in one endless strip.
I tried the usual suspects — OneTab (too destructive), Workona (too heavy for personal use), Toby (manual curation never stuck for me). So I built what I actually wanted:
🏝️ Auto-grouping by domain — tabs organize themselves in Chrome's side panel, color-coded and consistent, so your spatial memory keeps working
🔍 One search for everything — open tabs, bookmarks, history, and archived tabs in a single overlay (double-tap Ctrl/Cmd to summon it)
📸 Session snapshots & crash recovery — close everything guilt-free, restore any workspace later
💤 Auto-discard inactive tabs — frees up memory without killing your tabs
And one thing I care deeply about: Yeyu is radically private. No account, no ads, no analytics, no AI, no server. Everything stays in your browser.
It's free on the Chrome Web Store. I'd genuinely love your feedback — especially from fellow tab hoarders. What's your tab count right now? 😄
I'll be here all day answering questions!