Map your browsing as a graph.

Tabgraph captures the parent-child relationships between your tabs — every "open in new tab", every in-tab navigation, every back-and-forth — and renders them as an interactive directed graph you can save, search, and share.

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Free while we build out hosted billing. No credit card.

Tabgraph session graph view with cycles and multi-parent edges

Features

Your browsing already has structure. Tabgraph just shows it to you.

Zero-effort capture

Once signed in, the extension auto-starts a session on the first navigation. No "begin tracking" gesture, no per-page consent prompts. Pause from the options page at any time.

A full directed graph — not a tree

Cycles, multi-parent, multi-child are all first-class. Nodes are deduplicated by canonical URL within a session; visit counts track repeat hits.

URL canonicalization

Strips utm_*, fbclid, gclid, ref, and mc_eid before storing, so tracking-parameter variants of the same page collapse into one node.

Local-first

Events buffer on-device and sync to the backend only when signed in and enabled — toggleable per-session and globally.

Save, search, share, export

Save promotes a session past the 7-day free-tier retention. Search runs full-text over every session you own. Share generates a one-click anonymous link. Export drops a PNG of the graph.

No content scripts, no broad permissions

The extension runs entirely in the background. Captures happen via the browser's tab and navigation APIs alone — it doesn't request access to page contents.

What it looks like

The sessions list and the popup.

Sessions list with saved badges and per-session counts
Cards or table view. Each session shows its name (editable), saved state, age, page count, and link count.
Extension popup showing signed-in state and current session controls
A minimal control surface: account, current session, pending-event count, and last-sync time. No content script, no host permission beyond the API it talks to.

How it works

Three steps, zero busywork.

  1. 01

    Install and sign in

    Tabgraph captures parent-child tab relationships automatically using the browser's native tab and navigation APIs — no "begin tracking" gesture, no per-page consent prompts.

  2. 02

    Browse normally

    Every "open in new tab", every in-tab navigation, every back-and-forth is captured locally first. Nothing reaches the backend until you sign in and enable sync — and the extension never reads page contents.

  3. 03

    Save, search, share

    Name and save a session to keep it past the 7-day free-tier window. Search full-text across every session you own, generate a one-click read-only share link, or export the graph as a PNG.

Install

Get the extension.

Neither store listing is live yet, so installing takes a couple of extra clicks — no waiting on a review queue. Pick your browser below.

Download for Chrome (.zip)Chrome Web Store — coming soon
  1. Download the zip above and unzip it.
  2. Open chrome://extensionsin Chrome.
  3. Enable Developer mode (top-right toggle).
  4. Click Load unpacked and select the unzipped folder.
Download for Firefox (.zip)Firefox Add-ons — coming soon
  1. Download the zip above and unzip it.
  2. Open about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefoxin Firefox.
  3. Click Load Temporary Add-on… and select any file inside the unzipped folder (e.g. manifest.json).
  4. This is unsigned, so it's temporary: Firefox removes it on restart and you'll need to reload it from about:debugging each session until it's AMO-signed.

Safari doesn't support installing a web extension from a downloaded zip — it has to ship inside a signed Mac app. There's no hosted bundle for Safari; build it from source instead.

View source on GitHubApp Store — coming soon
  1. Clone the repo and run pnpm install from its root (requires Xcode and Node ≥ 22).
  2. Build the extension bundle and Xcode wrapper:pnpm --filter @tabgraph/extension-safari sync
  3. Open extensions/safari/Tabgraph/Tabgraph.xcodeprojin Xcode and run the Tabgraph app target once — it just registers the extension with Safari.
  4. In Safari: Settings → Advanced → enable "Show features for web developers", then Develop → Allow Unsigned Extensions (needed again each Safari launch).
  5. Settings → Extensions → enable Tabgraph and grant it site access.

Pricing

Free tier now. Pro tier soon.

Billing isn't live yet — the hosted service currently runs free for everyone while we finish the Pro tier.

Free

The full feature set, capped so we can keep the hosted service sustainable.

$0forever
  • 3 saved sessions per month
  • 7-day rolling retention on unsaved sessions
  • Full directed graph, search, share, and PNG export
  • Self-host for no limits at all
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Coming soon

Pro

Unlimited sessions and history for people who live in their browser history.

$5per month
  • Unlimited saved sessions
  • Unlimited retention
  • Everything in Free
  • Priced to be an easy yes
Coming soon

Self-hosting

Same code, your infrastructure.

Tabgraph is released under the GNU AGPL-3.0. Clone the repo, run docker compose up, and load the extension unpacked — same features, you own the data. The code that runs the hosted version is the same code in the repo; there's no private fork or paywalled module.

Source & self-hosting guide