See the clutter at a glance
Copies of the same page, tabs you haven't opened in days, tabs you opened once and forgot, and leftovers like error pages and finished sign-ins. Counted for you, every time you open the panel.

Free Chrome extension
Tab Organizer finds duplicate, stale and rarely used tabs, lets you clear them with a swipe, parks the maybes for later, and uses AI to sort the rest into Chrome tab groups.

Copies of the same page, tabs you haven't opened in days, tabs you opened once and forgot, and leftovers like error pages and finished sign-ins. Counted for you, every time you open the panel.

It counts visits and time on each tab, on your computer only, and points out the ones that are just sitting there.

Group only loose tabs, or regroup everything. Preview the stacks, rename or skip any of them, then tap Looks good. Free built-in AI, your own API key, or no AI at all.

Optional rules close copies right away, sleep idle tabs to save memory, park stale tabs and remind you to sweep once a week. Press Ctrl+Shift+K to find any tab.

Yes. Cleanup, Sweep, Park, Find and the weekly recap are free, and so is the built-in AI grouping, within a fair daily limit. You can also use your own Gemini, OpenAI, Anthropic or OpenRouter key.
Open Tab Organizer and tap Copies. It lists every page you have open more than once (ignoring tracking junk in the address) and keeps the copy you used last. Or turn on "Close copies right away" and it happens automatically.
It keeps a count of the pages you visit in normal tabs (never Incognito) so it can spot tabs you don't use, and that record stays in Chrome on your computer. Nothing is uploaded. Only AI grouping sends tab titles and host names, and only to the AI you picked.
No. Nothing closes until you confirm, pinned tabs, tabs playing audio and your mail and calendar are protected, and every action has Undo. Parked tabs come back in one click.
Yes. It creates real Chrome tab groups with names and colours, can regroup tabs that are already grouped, and Undo puts your old groups back.