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Useful without paying
Search, archive, grouping, suggestions, trails, tab history, and the timeline stay free.
One calm place for too many tabs
Search every window, recover closed work, group the mess, suspend idle tabs, and step back and forward through the ones you were working in. The complete free edition stays free. Optional on-device intelligence is a $25 one-time purchase.
No subscription. One perpetual licence for Firefox and Chromium browsers. Safari is the free edition.
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Search, archive, grouping, suggestions, trails, tab history, and the timeline stay free.
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The model ships inside the extension. Browsing data is not sent to TabGod.
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Every paid capability has its own switch. A licence is a key, not a forced bundle.
The editions
Free
$0 forever
Local intelligence
$25 once
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TabGod has no tab-data backend and never receives URLs, titles, page content, or activity signals. It contacts the accountless licensing service only after you choose Buy, to open Stripe Managed Payments Checkout, claim the signed licence once, or request email redelivery. Optional browser-native sync uses the browser vendor's service and privacy terms; licence sync is a separate, default-off bearer-credential choice.
TabGod ships no telemetry SDK. We use aggregate statistics and crash information supplied by browser stores, plus user-exported diagnostics.
The embedding model is bundled with the extension. No tab data, browsed URLs, or page titles are transmitted. The model is downloaded once at install time as part of the extension package.
Before you buy
Firefox, Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, Arc, and Vivaldi. The Mac App Store edition for Safari is free-only and does not include the paid runtime.
No. A v1 licence is perpetual and validates offline. It is not a subscription and has no device limit.
Refunds are handled by __TABGOD_MERCHANT_NAME__ under the published refund policy. Because validation is offline, an issued key cannot be remotely revoked after a refund. The full refund terms say who the merchant of record is and what your statutory withdrawal right covers.
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