A little creature that lives in your browser and eats your stale tabs. Everything goes to a searchable archive. Nothing is ever lost.
Chomp targets your stalest tabs with a countdown. Do nothing and they get eaten. Rescue the ones you need.
Every eaten tab is archived with its URL, title, and a text excerpt. Search it anytime. Nothing is ever truly gone.
Chomp knows which tabs matter. Frequently visited tabs are protected. Stale ones get eaten first.
After a month, Chomp shows you how many eaten tabs you actually went back for. Your number, counted on your machine.
Made a mistake? Undo any eaten tab within 30 seconds. Or reopen it from the archive anytime.
Your tab archive stays on your device. Optional product-usage data is off until you explicitly choose to share it.
Set a threshold (default: 40 tabs). When you cross it, Chomp wakes up hungry.
Chomp peeks up from the bottom of your stalest tab. A timer counts down. You can rescue it or let Chomp eat.
The tab closes with a satisfying chomp animation. URL, title, and page content are saved to the archive.
Need something Chomp ate? Search by title, URL, or domain. Reopen with one click.