Find it without tab hopping.
One search for the quotes, keywords, and ideas scattered across your open research tabs.
Search your open tabsCore feature
Built for Georgia Tech students · Free early access
Stop doing the
same research
twice.
You found the perfect quote. Now, which tab was it in? Search across your open research tabs and get back to the thought you were following.
Coming soon to Chrome. Join the free prototype waitlist.
Your tabs stay open. Your train of thought stays intact.
20 tabs. One search.
Research paperCampus report18 more tabs
research.example / climate / 2024
ENVIRONMENT & SUSTAINABILITYMeasuring our
Measuring our
carbon footprint
A review of campus emissions, 2024
Abstract
Understanding emissions begins with a baseline. This study considers energy use, transportation, and everyday campus life.
Find the source. Keep your argument moving.TabFinder20 example tabs indexed
Free prototype conceptIllustrative results
Made for the messy middle of a paper↗ ▤
Everything you need. Nothing in your way.
A small extension idea that keeps your sources close and your attention on the page.
Go straight to the source.
See the matching passage in context, then jump back to the tab where you found it.
Quote → original sourceKeep your context
Keep your writing momentum.
No new workspace to organize. Citation support and optional focus tools are ideas for later.
Simple by designSearch comes first
How it would workFrom “where was that?”
From “where was that?”
to back on track.
No new research system to learn.
Just the tabs you already have open.
- 1
Keep researching as usual.
Open your sources in Chrome. The planned extension brings search into your existing workflow.
- 2
Search once. Find it across tabs.
Type a phrase or keyword to see matching passages alongside their sources.
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Return to the source. Keep writing.
Jump to the right tab and pick up where you left off. Your paper stays the main event.
Student-built. Starting small.
Why a free prototype?
Across 60+ student interviews, one problem kept coming up: finding information you'd already found. We're testing a focused search tool before building a bigger dashboard. Early access will be free, so you can help us learn whether it earns a place in your workflow.
Your next paper needs fewer detours.
Help shape a simpler way to find your sources.
Join the free early-access list.
In development · No payment required · No extension to install yet