One question, once
When a tab finishes loading, TabMind asks why you opened it. One line, no forms — and it never asks twice for the same tab.
For the forty tabs you forgot you opened
You opened this tab
for a reason.
TabMind asks why, the moment a tab finishes loading. It pins your answer on the page, and taps you on the shoulder if you've drifted — without a single byte leaving your machine.
Four small habits, handled for you
A reason that stays put
Your answer sits in a small pill, top‑right, on every page you visit in that tab. Click the text to edit it inline, any time.
A running count, top‑left
A quiet timer tracks minutes spent on the tab since it was opened — so “just a quick look” can't hide from you.
A tap on the shoulder
Every 30 minutes by default — or however often you set — Chrome reminds you, in your own words, why the tab is still open.
How it actually runs
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Open a tab
TabMind notices the moment it finishes loading and asks why, right there on the page — no popup blocked, no extra window.
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Answer, or skip it
Type a reason, or skip. Either way you won't be asked again for that specific tab — even as you click through several pages in it.
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Stay honest
The reason and a timer stay pinned while you browse. Drift too long, and a notification reads your own words back to you.
Nothing here talks to a server
TabMind runs entirely inside Chrome. Every reason and every timestamp stays in
chrome.storage.local on your device — nothing is uploaded, tracked, or sold.
Read the full privacy policy →
Chrome Web Store listing coming soon — for now, load it as an unpacked extension.
- Unzip the download somewhere permanent.
- Open
chrome://extensionsand turn on Developer mode. - Click Load unpacked and select the unzipped folder.
- Open a new tab — TabMind will ask why.