Use case

Fifty tabs? One sentence.

Ask Pie to group related tabs, close duplicates, and clear out the ones you stopped using — pinned tabs stay put.

Pie

Pinned4 product tabs · current window

Compare the products in these tabs and export the results as CSV.

Assistant

I’ll read the product tabs, normalize the fields, and create a downloadable file.

Done

Products from 4 tabs, normalized to the same fields:

SwiftPad Pro matches the specs for $110 less; Volt 13 is cheapest, with complaints focused on the screen.

comparisonCSV · 12.4 KB

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How it works

“Group these by project and close the duplicates” — that is the whole workflow.

Related tabs are grouped, duplicates closed, stale tabs collected for review.

Put the cleanup on a daily schedule and tab debt stops accumulating.

Grouping is by what pages are about, not just by domain — research stays with research.

Cleanups keep pinned tabs and show what was closed, so nothing important disappears silently.

A daily 10:00 cleanup is one sentence away — set it once and forget it.

FAQ

Pinned tabs are always kept, and each cleanup reports what it grouped and closed so you can reopen anything.

Yes. Schedule it — for example daily at 10:00 — and Pie keeps your window tidy without being asked.

Pie works on the current window by default; tell it to include other windows and it will.

Yes. Tab cleanup ships with Pie, which is free and open source with your own API key.

Install Pie, describe what you need, and let it handle the browser work.

Add to Chrome View on GitHub

Chrome · Manifest V3 · v1.1.4