Tuckd

Tuck away tabs you're not using. Auto-archive idle tabs and restore them anytime.

Tuckd keeps your browser tidy by automatically archiving tabs you haven't used in a while — the same way Arc handles inactive tabs, but for Chrome. How it works: Set an idle threshold (1 hour to 30 days). When a tab hasn't been visited for that long, Tuckd closes it and saves it to your local archive. Restore any archived tab with one click whenever you need it back. Core features: • Auto-archive — tabs idle longer than your threshold are silently closed and saved. Runs every 15 minutes in the background. • Command bar — press Cmd+E (Mac) or Ctrl+E (Windows/Linux) on any page to search across your open tabs, archived tabs, bookmarks, and browser history — all in one place. • Quick actions — type > in the command bar for commands like Close Duplicates, Focus Mode (archive everything except your current tab), Group by Domain, and Save/Restore Workspaces. • Workspaces — save your current set of tabs as a named workspace and restore it later with one command. • Smart protection — pinned tabs, tabs playing audio (music, video calls), and tabs in groups are never archived. • Frecency ranking — search results are ranked by a combination of visit frequency and recency, so your most relevant tabs appear first. • Archive management — browse archived tabs grouped by date, search them, restore individually, or set auto-cleanup (7, 30, 90 days, or never). • Zero external dependencies — no accounts, no servers, no tracking. Everything stays in chrome.storage.local on your machine. Perfect for anyone who ends the day with 50+ open tabs and wants a cleaner, faster browser without losing anything.