About
Built by a person you can email
Deciding whether to depend on a small tool is mostly a question about who's behind it. So here it is, plainly.
Founder photo
Placeholder — replace with a headshot, 800×800 minimum, square
[Your name]
Founder and sole developer
Why I built this
[PLACEHOLDER — 1/3] Replace this paragraph with the specific situation that made you build TabDocket. What were you working on, how many tabs were open, and what exactly went wrong when you closed them? Concrete beats inspirational.
[PLACEHOLDER — 2/3] Replace this paragraph with what you tried first and why it didn't hold up — other tab managers, bookmark folders, pinned windows — and the specific thing they all missed.
[PLACEHOLDER — 3/3] Replace this paragraph with what you're committing to: how long you plan to maintain it, who it's for, and what you will not do with it. Optional third paragraph — two is fine.
The company
- Legal entity
- [Legal entity name, LLC]
- Based in
- [City, State, USA]
- Founded
- 2025
- Ownership
- Veteran-owned
How we work
We ship updates regularly
Every release is written down on the changelog with a date on it. If the extension goes quiet, that page will show it.
We answer support ourselves
There is no ticket queue and no outsourced first line. Your email reaches the person who wrote the code.
We don't sell data
No ad networks, no data brokers, no analytics SDKs in the extension. Free usage never leaves your browser.
We don't take features away
Anything free today stays free. New paid features get added to Pro; existing ones are never moved behind it.
Checking whether this is still maintained? Read the changelog and the roadmap.