Header

Add the site you're reading to your Header sources, or clear your open tabs into one AI briefing.

Header (joinheader.com) turns the sources you choose: blogs, YouTube channels, subreddits, podcasts, newsletters -- into briefings on the topics you care about. This extension is the fastest way to feed it. ADD SOURCES AS YOU BROWSE Reading something worth following? Click the Header icon. The extension finds the site's feed (RSS/Atom, YouTube channels — even from a video page — and subreddits), verifies it, and adds it to one of your source groups in a single click. Already following it? It tells you. No copy-pasting feed URLs, ever. DECLARE TAB BANKRUPTCY Those twenty tabs you've been meaning to read for weeks? Open the Clear Tabs view, keep the ones that matter selected, pick a topic, and Header reads/watches them all and delivers one briefing — then closes the tabs for you if you ask it to. An honest inbox-zero for your browser. Choose your format: link triage (what's worth reopening, what to do next) or a classic briefing. You'll get a desktop notification the moment it's ready, and your recent clear-outs stay one click away in the popup. TRY IT BEFORE SIGNING UP Curious? Clear your tabs once without creating an account — the extension sets up a private device account and shows you the finished briefing right in your browser. Sign up (free) to keep that briefing, get back to it anytime, and keep clearing tabs; everything transfers to your account automatically. CONNECTS IN ONE CLICK No setup and no copied API keys: click Connect with Header, sign in on joinheader.com, approve — done. The extension only ever talks to your own Header account, and you can revoke its access anytime from Settings → API Keys. Try Clear Tabs once with no account — a free Header account at joinheader.com unlocks everything else.