day1tabs

Browser tabs are the digital equivalent of that junk drawer in your kitchen—you keep tossing stuff in there until you can't find anything anymore. Asti Pili, Viktor Shumylo, and Lina Pok built day1tabs to fix that. Their browser extension automatically closes your tabs at midnight, but here's the smart part: it tracks which ones you actually used. So instead of losing that article you were reading or that repo you were debugging, you get a clean slate plus a history of what mattered. It's the kind of simple, obvious-in-retrospect tool that makes you wonder why it didn't exist sooner.

This is AA_labs' product, and they've got Dustin Kofoed in the mix too—a solid team shipping on Product Hunt. Tab overload is a universal pain point for anyone who lives in a browser, and day1tabs is the first tool that's actually solving it instead of just giving you another way to organize your chaos. No more "I definitely had that tab open last week" frustrations. They're probably looking for users and feedback right now, so if you're on Chrome or Firefox and tired of having 200 tabs, go give them a shot.