🧠 Memory-Aware Eviction Engine

Too many tabs? Let them sleep.

Intelligent Memory Manager watches how you actually use your tabs — idle time, scroll, typing, audio — and puts the truly inactive ones to sleep. Come back, and they're restored exactly where you left them.

7tabs saved (example session)
700 MBmemory saved
100%local — no server, ever
Extension popup showing one active tab, two idle tabs, and two sleeping tabs, each with a Force Sweep control and idle threshold setting.

How it works

Every tab lives in one of three states

A 60-second sweep walks a min-heap of tabs ordered by importance score, and moves anything genuinely inactive from Idle to Sleeping — never touching what you're using.

Active

What you're using right now

The current tab, plus anything pinned, playing audio, or matching a site you've allow-listed. Never discarded, no matter how long it's open.

Idle

Sitting untouched, on the clock

No scrolling, typing, or clicks past your idle threshold. Scored against seven signals and queued for sleep if nothing changes.

Sleeping

Memory freed, state preserved

The tab is discarded from memory, but its scroll position and form input were saved first — reopen it and you're back exactly where you left off.

Analytics tab showing 7 tabs saved, 700 MB saved, 1 day active, top resource hogs, and learned idle patterns per domain.

Analytics

See exactly what you got back

7tabs saved
700 MBmemory saved
6domains tracked

Every discard is logged. The Analytics tab surfaces your top resource hogs and the domains you reopen most, plus how long each domain typically sits idle before it's worth sleeping — the extension keeps adapting the longer you use it.

  • Per-domain idle averages, learned over time
  • A running total of tabs and memory saved
  • All numbers computed and stored locally
A slept tab reopened behind a Tab locked overlay, asking for a PIN or fingerprint to continue.

Optional

Lock individual tabs with a PIN

Sleeping a tab is one thing — some tabs you'd also rather not have pop back open in front of someone glancing at your screen. Opt in per tab with the key button, and it'll ask for your PIN (or fingerprint, where supported) the next time it wakes up.

  • Opt-in per tab — nothing is locked by default
  • PIN stored only as a salted hash, never in plain text
  • Optional biometric unlock, with your PIN as fallback
This is a convenience/privacy layer, not a security boundary — anyone who can disable the extension can bypass it.

Nothing you do here leaves your device

No accounts, no servers, no analytics beamed anywhere. Tab state, idle history, and your PIN hash live in your browser's own local storage — full stop.

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Passwords & card fields are never captured, even locally
Zero network requests — checked line by line
Uninstalling clears everything the extension ever stored

Give your tabs somewhere to rest.

Free, open, and entirely on-device. Takes ten seconds to install.