Introducing Tab Constellation: Automatic Tab Grouping Done Right

After trying a couple dozen Chrome extensions that claim to group tabs, I realized none of them worked quite the way I wanted. I wanted something simple, a tool that groups tabs by domain, automatically, with zero setup or configuration. That's it.

Instead of continuing to dig through endless listings, I decided to build it myself. Meet Tab Constellation, an extension that automatically organizes your tabs by domain, keeping your browser clean and your workflow focused, no extra steps required.

See It in Action

Curious how Tab Constellation works? Check out this short demo video:

Watch the Loom Demo

Why I Built It

While working on this project, I was heavily inspired by the idea of opinionated tools like Prettier. It takes a strong stance on how your code should be formatted, removes a lot of unnecessary decision-making, and lets you focus on what matters: creating quality software.

That's exactly what I wanted Tab Constellation to be. If you're like me and you tend to keep tons of browser tabs open, you probably don't want another dashboard or a dozen knobs to turn, you just want your tabs automatically grouped in a simple, predictable way so you can stay focused.

Try It Out

You can install the extension directly from the Chrome Web Store here:

👉 Tab Constellation

I'd love to get your feedback! If you run into any edge cases or have suggestions, bug reports, or new feature ideas, you can always check the latest known issues or submit feedback at the project's GitHub issues page:

https://github.com/kevinlogan94/tab-constellation/issues

Your input helps shape the next iterations of this project.

If you're constantly wrestling with tab overload, give Tab Constellation a try and let me know what you think. It might just become your favorite quiet helper in the background.