TabTracker · Mind Tree

Record how your tabs branch off each other and how long you stay, visualize your browsing train of thought, and avoid rabbit holes.

TabTracker · Mind Tree Turn scattered tabs into a growing mind tree. TabTracker is a Chrome extension built for people whose minds wander and who end up with dozens of open tabs — especially folks with ADHD. Instead of a flat, overwhelming tab bar, it quietly records your browsing as a tree, so you can always see how one page led to the next and retrace your train of thought. What it does · Branch tracking — automatically distinguishes three kinds of navigation: ·Direct branch — opening a link in a new tab (solid indigo line) ·Indirect branch — clicking a link within the same tab (solid gray line) ·Manual search — a URL you typed or searched yourself, a new idea with no link (green dashed line) · Time & visit stats — first-open time, how many times you switched to a page, and total foreground time spent on it. · Rabbit-hole reminder — when a thread gets too deep, a badge and an optional notification nudge you to surface back up. · One-click stash — pack up and close all current tabs (keeping the tree structure), then restore them anytime. · Node-and-line tree view — with page thumbnails and titles, available in both a side panel and a full analysis dashboard. · Bilingual — English / Chinese, switchable in settings. · Privacy-first — everything stays on your device. No servers, no tracking, no uploads. Thumbnails are off by default and require your explicit permission. Why it helps ADHD-style browsing branches fast and loses its thread. TabTracker makes that branching visible, gently warns you before you spiral into a rabbit hole, and lets you clear your screen without losing your context.