About TabMate
TabMate is a browser-based workspace for repeated research that starts in the browser. It helps you capture evidence from the page you are on, keep the work organized by workspace, and turn that saved context into useful follow-up work without rebuilding the same setup every session.
It exists because the useful detail is usually found while browsing, but the workflow around it still gets scattered across tabs, docs, and chat threads. You find the page, quote, or claim that matters, then lose it, re-explain it, or rebuild the same context when the next round starts.
TabMate is built for workflows that repeat, where page-grounded questions, saved evidence, scoped notes, and reusable starter kits matter more than one-off answers.
Who it is for
People whose work depends on repeated browser research: product marketers, founders, students, educators, and general researchers who need the page evidence, notes, and next steps to stay connected across sessions.
Want to browse the persona-specific pages? See the use-case directory.
What TabMate focuses on
- Capturing proof from the page you are actively working on
- Keeping distinct research threads separated by workspace
- Saving notes, excerpts, and research context so work continues across sessions
- Using repeatable starter kits and prompts for recurring research jobs
- Giving users explicit control over access, stored data, and deletion
- Performing multi-step page actions automatically with agent mode — clicks, fills, form interactions, and more — with built-in guardrails and approval gates for sensitive operations
Meet the team
Following along as TabMate evolves? See recent updates .
Questions? [email protected]