Modern work lives inside the browser. Every task becomes another tab, and every project becomes another window. Very quickly, you're not just working—you're managing a growing pile of tabs, hunting for the right one, and opening even more windows just to make space.
The result is a browser that feels cluttered, overwhelming, and fragile. You're always one accidental close or restart away from losing the state of what you were doing.
A common response to this problem is to build a new AI browser or yet another Chrome extension. But that just adds more tools for you to install, configure, and keep track of—on top of the browser you already live in.
Switching browsers means changing how you work. Installing extensions often means dealing with permissions, compatibility, and performance issues. These approaches layer more software on top of the problem instead of removing friction from it.
One Tab is built on a different assumption: you shouldn't have to download a new browser or configure a stack of extensions just to feel in control of your tabs.
Instead, we remove the distance between you and the work already open in your browser. Your existing web apps stay where they are. One Tab gives you a single place to direct them—without changing the tools you rely on today.
One Tab is a natural interface you can prompt, not another app you have to manage. You tell it what you want to do—"find the Notion doc from yesterday's meeting," "draft a reply to this email," "pull the latest updates from Slack"—and it coordinates across your tabs and web apps for you.
Under the hood, One Tab connects to the services you already use and lets you interact with them through a single conversational surface. You stay in control of what's open, but you no longer have to click, search, and context-switch your way through a maze of tabs.
Instead of asking you to rebuild your workflow in a new browser, One Tab meets you where you already are. It turns your existing browser into something that feels calm, coordinated, and understandable—without plugins, downloads, or new habits to learn.