Other tools group "Gaming." Fly groups "PS2 vs PS3." Specific AI tab grouping by meaning or intent. One click. Free
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updated 16 May 2026
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About Fly — AI Tab Grouper: Group by Specific Topic, Not Just "Docs"
🪶 GROUP 100+ TABS BY THE ACTUAL SUBTOPIC
Every other AI tab tool groups your tabs into "Gaming," "Docs,"
"Email." Fly groups them as "PS2 Games" vs "PS3 Games," "React
Documentation" vs "Python Tutorials," "GitHub PR Reviews" vs
"GitHub Docs Reading." Same site can land in different groups
when it's about different things — because that's how your brain
actually uses them.
Open Chrome. 47 tabs. Click Fly. In about a second, every tab is
grouped under a *specifically* named, color-coded label — exactly
the way you'd organize them yourself if you had the time.
No setup. No drag-and-drop. No workspaces to configure first.
✨ WHAT MAKES FLY DIFFERENT
- Specific grouping (unique to Fly) — "PS2 Games" vs "PS3 Games,"
not just "Gaming." "Morning Recipes" vs "Dessert Recipes," not
just "Recipes." Fly reads page titles + structure to give you
the actual subtopic. Free.
- Intent grouping (also unique to Fly) — group by what you're
*doing*, not what site they're from. Decide, Research, Execute,
Reference, Admin, Procrastinate. Built for the way an ADHD or
research brain actually works.
- Saved sessions — Fly snapshots your window every 10 minutes.
Crash, restart, accidentally close the wrong window — restore
with one click.
- Undo stack — every grouping is reversible. 20 levels deep.
- Focus mode — collapse every group except the one you're working
on. The tab strip becomes one project, not seven.
🧠 WHO IT'S FOR
- ADHD adults who treat tabs like external memory.
- Researchers and PhD students with 50–200 tabs across projects.
- Devs juggling 5 repos, 12 docs tabs, and 3 Stack Overflow
threads.
- Sales / CS / consulting humans who context-switch all day.
- Anyone whose Chrome window gives them low-grade dread.
🔒 PRIVACY
Fly only sends what's needed to group your tabs:
- Hostname + tab title (in standard mode)
- Page outline (in detailed mode, opt-in)
Fly never sends:
- Cookies, form data, passwords, IDs, browsing history.
Want zero AI calls? Switch to "On-device only" — Fly groups using
deterministic rules right on your machine, no network call. Works
on the free tier.
Full data-flow at fly.adepoco.com/privacy.
💸 FREE FOREVER, PRO IS OPTIONAL
Free: 3 grouping runs / day, up to 30 tabs per run, 6–8 groups,
specific subcategory naming, on-device-only mode, basic color
palette.
Pro ($5/mo or $39/yr): Up to 300 tabs per run, unlimited runs,
8–15 groups, intent grouping (Decide/Research/Execute/Reference/
Admin/Procrastinate), saved sessions, focus mode, full color
palette, priority quality tier.
The free tier gives you the specific-subcategory grouping that
makes Fly different from every other tab tool. Pro is for the
100-tab-on-Tuesday crowd.
7-day Pro trial — no card up front.
🪄 ABOUT THE NAME
Fly is short, small, and gets out of the way. That's the whole
product. One click and your tab strip becomes a flight plan
instead of a graveyard.
Made by Adepoco. Questions, bugs, feature ideas: support@adepoco.com
⭐ Recently shipped:
- v1.6 — instant first run, simpler defaults
- v1.5 — focus mode + intent grouping (preview)
- v1.4 — session memory + undo
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