TidyingAI is a Chrome extension built for a very common problem: too many open tabs and a bookmark bar nobody has organised in years. It applies large language models to the tidying itself, so instead of dragging tabs into groups and inventing names, you click once and the grouping and the labels are generated for you.
The tab side works on your current window — group the tabs and TidyingAI produces what it calls precise and meaningful group names, or ungroup everything back to a flat list. The bookmark side goes further: bookmarks can be grouped and named automatically, and the extension supports multi-level grouping, which matters once a collection runs into the hundreds. If you prefer your own logic, you can set rules around specific fields, choose from predefined categories, or leave grouping fully to the model.
It is a modest, lightweight extension — roughly 101KiB, listed as free with in-app purchases available, last updated to version 1.1.1 in March 2024. The listing discloses that it handles personally identifiable information, personal communications and website content, so it is worth reading the privacy policy if that matters to you. It suits people who want tab chaos sorted quickly rather than a full tab-management workspace.
