Context Stash
Save browser context with intent, close tab-heavy workspaces, and bring related pages back when they matter again.
- Local-first
- Saved context stays in Chrome local storage.
- No account wall
- Useful before sync, billing, or login exists.
- Minimal permissions
- No history, Gmail, AI, or broad content scripts in the MVP.
Not another place to lose bookmarks.
Context Stash keeps the reason a page mattered close to the page itself: note, project, tags, intent, reminder, and task state. Search later, reopen the page, or restore the whole session.
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Context Stash
Local-first capture and resurfacing.
Local only
Current page
Chrome Web Store launch checklist
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Note
Use this for the launch privacy review.
ProjectLaunch
Tagsstore, review
Intentuse-in-project
Save tab
Save as task
Save window
Browser memory that comes back in context.
Three simple moves replace tab hoarding without forcing a new organization system.
Capture
Save the current tab or whole window with optional intent, project, note, tags, reminder, and status.
Recover
Search saved links and sessions locally by title, URL, domain, note, project, tag, intent, or task state.
Resurface
Open the popup on a related page and see saved context that matches the moment you are already in.
Designed to earn trust before adding anything heavier.
The first public build avoids the usual productivity-tool bargain. No account, no cloud sync, no AI, no history permission, no Gmail access, and no broad content scripts.
- Portable JSON export/import
- Local Chrome storage
- Minimal permission surface
- Support: [email protected]
Ready for a clean Chrome Web Store launch.
Use the privacy page, support page, listing copy, and screenshot plan to finish the public submission package.