Built for people who live in browser tabs.
Most of us don't close Chrome cleanly. We have 30 tabs across four projects, a half-read article, a half-written draft, and three GitHub issues we meant to come back to. When the machine restarts or Chrome crashes, all of that context is gone — and rebuilding it eats the first twenty minutes of your day.
Context Handoff fixes that.
It runs quietly in the background, watching your tab groups. When you close Chrome, it takes a snapshot: every tab, every group, every project. It sends just the tab titles to Groq's AI to write a
two-sentence summary and a concrete next step for each project. Then it gets out of the way. Next time you open Chrome, you see exactly what you had — with enough context to remember why you had it open.
Why I built it
I kept starting my mornings by reconstructing yesterday's browser state from memory. Half the time I'd miss a tab and lose an hour of work. I wanted something that felt like picking up a notebook you left on your desk — open to the right page, with a sticky note on top.
How it stays private
Your snapshots never leave your machine. Only tab titles (no URLs, no page content) are sent to Groq if you opt into AI summaries — and that's fully optional. No accounts, no cloud sync, no analytics.
What's next
Team handoff sharing — pass your session context to a teammate at end of day. Coming in Pro.
Made by mittalsam98@gmail.com