Leave one clear next action
A tiny end-of-day handoff that takes a sentence, not a system.
A SMALL FAVOR FOR TOMORROW YOU
Close the laptop.Keep your place.
Leave your tabs, a short note, and one next action together. Come back to the work—not the search for it.
For freelancers juggling a few browser-based projects
Early-access concept · No charge today · Free plan proposed
THE LITTLE MOMENT THAT MATTERS
Your first task tomorrow is already waiting.
A handoff to your future self.TAKE IT FOR A SPIN
Four clicks. You get it.
Interactive concept · Sample data
No live integrations or AI processing
Tuesday · 5:58 PM
01Client brief
02Research notes
03Proposal draft
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BEFORE
The familiar shuffle.
Reopen yesterday’s tabs. Read them again. Try to remember what you meant to do.
AFTER · THE PLANNED EXPERIENCE
A small shortcut forward.
Press Continue. Your three pages return beside a note that says exactly where to start.
SMALL BY DESIGN
Just the useful part.
Reopen the right pages
Restore a selected set of URLs instead of the entire browser.
Keep the reason with the tabs
Your note explains what the open pages were for.
Return to a recent checkpoint
Planned history and sync help you find your last useful stopping point.
Your first task tomorrow is already waiting.
You stop halfway through a client proposal. Save the brief, research, draft, and ‘Write the pricing section.’ Tomorrow, pick up there.
SMALL TOOL. SMALL MONTHLY PRICE.
Would you use it
at this price?
Proposed launch plans. Both are in preparation.
Today, you’re registering interest only.
Free
$0/month
- 3 saved project sessions
- Tabs + note + next action
- Manual restore on one browser
Basic
PROPOSED$2.99/month
- Up to 50 project sessions
- 30-day checkpoint history
- Browser sync + daily reminder
USD · Intended total monthly price
No card. No payment. No commitment.
A few good questions.
Is this available now?
Not yet. This is a simulated walkthrough. Registering records interest, not an order. No payment details are collected.
Does it restore unsaved work?
No. The planned extension reopens page URLs and your saved note. Unsaved forms, login state, desktop apps, and exact page state are not restored.
Why not use Chrome tab groups?
Tab groups may be enough. This concept adds a deliberate next action and a recent checkpoint, so reopening tells you what to do next.
Is AI required?
No. You write the next action yourself. The initial product would not need an AI model.
Which browsers are planned?
Desktop Chrome first. Cross-browser and mobile restoration are outside the initial scope.
A little less friction.
Every time you come back.
Help decide what gets built. No charge today.