Fly AI Tab Grouper | Find Any Tab by Its Real Topic

One click sorts your tabs into groups named by real topic, like PS2 Games and PS3 Games. Free to start, no login.

Open Chrome. Too many tabs again. You know the page you need is in there, so you scroll a strip of tiny icons, open the wrong one twice, then search for it all over again. Click Fly once and every tab moves into a named, color-coded Chrome tab group. The names say what each tab is actually about. "Gaming" becomes "PS2 Games" and "PS3 Games." Two GitHub tabs can land in "PR Reviews" and "Docs Reading." You go straight to the tab you need and get back to work. Your first run needs no account and no setup. If a grouping isn't what you wanted, hit Undo. FREE, EVERY DAY - 3 grouping runs a day, up to 30 tabs per run - Groups named by the specific topic of each tab - On-device only mode, which groups tabs on your computer with no network call - Undo after any grouping PRO, FOR THE DAYS YOU HAVE 100 TABS OPEN - Up to 300 tabs in one run, and unlimited runs - Intent grouping sorts tabs by what you are doing with them, as Decide, Research, Execute, Reference, Admin or Procrastinate - Saved sessions. Fly saves your tab layout every 10 minutes, so a crash or the wrong window closed is one click from coming back - Focus mode collapses every group except the one you are working in Pro is $5 a month or $39 a year. Try every Pro feature free for 7 days, with no card needed to start. There is no lifetime plan. PRIVACY, IN PLAIN WORDS In standard mode, Fly sends your tab titles and web addresses to its server, which asks an AI service to name the groups. Fly does not send cookies, passwords, form data or browsing history. Detailed mode is off by default. If you turn it on, Chrome asks you to let Fly read https pages, and Fly also sends a short outline of each page for sharper groups. Want nothing to leave your computer? Turn on On-device only under Advanced. It works on the free plan and makes no network call at all. You can delete your install data or your account from inside the extension. Payments go through Stripe, and Fly never sees your card. Add Fly to Chrome, click the icon, and see your tabs sorted on the first run. Questions or ideas go to contact@adepoco.com.