Tab Haven saves your open tabs with one click and brings them back whenever you need them, exactly as they were. Search across everything, sort into colored folders, keep your tab groups and pinned tabs, and stay 100% local. No account, no server, nothing leaves your device.
Hi everyone!
I am a solo maker and I built Tab Haven because I kept drowning in open tabs and losing important ones whenever my browser crashed or I closed the wrong window.
Tab Haven lets you:
Save all your open tabs as a set with one click, and restore them later exactly as they were
Keep your tab groups and pinned tabs intact
Search across every saved tab, even hundreds of them
Sort sets into colored folders and switch between projects in a second
Roll back with automatic local backups if anything ever goes wrong
The part I care about most: everything is stored locally in your browser. No account, no server, nothing ever leaves your device. You can also import your existing tabs from OneTab and Session Buddy in one step.
It is free to use, with an optional Pro upgrade for the power features.
I would love your honest feedback, especially this: what is the one thing that would make you switch from your current tab setup? Thank you for taking a look.
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Love how everything stays local, that was a dealbreaker for me with other tab savers. One thing I'd love is a keyboard shortcut to instantly reopen a saved session without clicking through menus, something like Cmd+Shift+R that pulls up a searchable list right away.
Thanks, Sawyer! Keeping data 100% local was non-negotiable for me, so I’m glad that resonates!
A global command palette shortcut (Cmd+Shift+R) to instantly search and restore sessions without touching the mouse is a phenomenal idea (or an option to manually set the keyboard shortcut to whatever is most easy and convenient for you) . Adding this to the top of my roadmap for the next release. Thanks for the great suggestion!"
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Super useful idea, the local-only approach is what sold me on it. One thing that would be amazing though is a scheduled auto-save so I don't have to remember to click it before closing the browser, maybe every X minutes or when tab count crosses a threshold.
Really glad the local-only approach clicked for you, that was the whole reason I built it.
Good news on the auto-save: Tab Haven already keeps automatic background snapshots, and you can bring a session back any time from the Recover button, even if you forgot to save before closing. Your ideas make it even better though. A configurable interval and a "save when tab count crosses a threshold" trigger are both smart, and I'm adding them to the roadmap. Really appreciate the thoughtful feedback.
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Love how everything stays local, that was a dealbreaker for me with other tab savers. One thing I'd love is a keyboard shortcut to instantly reopen a saved session without clicking through menus, something like Cmd+Shift+R that pulls up a searchable list right away.
@physicalproduct
Thanks, Sawyer! Keeping data 100% local was non-negotiable for me, so I’m glad that resonates!
A global command palette shortcut (Cmd+Shift+R) to instantly search and restore sessions without touching the mouse is a phenomenal idea (or an option to manually set the keyboard shortcut to whatever is most easy and convenient for you) . Adding this to the top of my roadmap for the next release. Thanks for the great suggestion!"
Super useful idea, the local-only approach is what sold me on it. One thing that would be amazing though is a scheduled auto-save so I don't have to remember to click it before closing the browser, maybe every X minutes or when tab count crosses a threshold.
@clive_chatham
Thank you, Clive,
Really glad the local-only approach clicked for you, that was the whole reason I built it.
Good news on the auto-save: Tab Haven already keeps automatic background snapshots, and you can bring a session back any time from the Recover button, even if you forgot to save before closing. Your ideas make it even better though. A configurable interval and a "save when tab count crosses a threshold" trigger are both smart, and I'm adding them to the roadmap. Really appreciate the thoughtful feedback.