You have 30 tabs open. You need that one page from an hour ago. Press Cmd+T (or Ctrl+T), type a few words, and instantly see your open tabs, bookmarks, history, and web suggestions — ranked by relevance. Arrow keys to navigate. Enter to open. Escape to close. Also evaluates math inline — type "12 * 8" and get 96 without switching tabs. Everything runs locally. No accounts, no data collection. Open source · MIT · Chrome
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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm the maker of Zen Search.
I built this because I kept losing tabs — not closing them, just losing them. I'd have 30+ open, need something specific, and spend 30 seconds hunting instead of working. Eventually I'd just Google it again, even though I knew it was already open somewhere.
The extensions I tried either felt bloated, sent browsing data to their servers, or looked like they were built in 2015. I wanted something minimal that felt native — like Spotlight, but scoped to the browser.
A few things I'm proud of:
→ Fuzzy search across all sources in parallel (tabs + bookmarks + history + suggestions fire at the same time)
→ Inline calculator — small thing, but I use it constantly
→ Side panel mode for people who want it always visible
→ Zero external state libraries — the whole UI is plain React APIs, which keeps the bundle tiny
I'd love to hear how you use it — and what you'd want added next. Ask me anything!