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CHROME EXTENSION BY FROM ARTUR

Schedule your Chrome tabs.Skip the daily clicks.

Open the same work websites at the right time without setting them up again each day. Add your links, choose when they should open, and let Tab Scheduler take care of the routine.

  • Free to get started
  • No account needed for Free
  • Schedules stored in your Chrome profile
Illustrated workflow: select Google, YouTube and Notion, schedule them for 9:00 AM on weekdays, and open them as Chrome tabs.
Illustration of the workflow, not a screenshot of the extension.
1Choose your sites
2Set a schedule
3Open tabs automatically

LESS SETUP. MORE FOCUS.

The first five minutes of your day shouldn't be five minutes of clicking.

Email. Reports. Dashboards. A recurring meeting link. When your browser routine is predictable, opening every page manually doesn't have to be part of it.

HOW IT WORKS

Choose the pages. Pick the time. Let it run.

Three simple steps turn a repetitive browser routine into an automatic one.

01

Choose your websites

Add the links you want Chrome to open together, such as your inbox, project board, or reporting dashboard.

02

Pick a time and days

Set a one-time opening or a recurring schedule. Choose the weekdays that fit your routine.

03

Let the tabs open

With Chrome running, your chosen pages open at the scheduled time. Your next routine starts with fewer manual steps.

Chrome and your computer need to be running at the scheduled time.

BUILT FOR REPEATABLE WORK

Schedule the routine, then get on with the work.

Group tabs, choose one-time or repeating schedules, control weekdays, keep a backup and check recent activity.

Multiple tabs, one routine

Group the websites you use together, so they open as part of the same scheduled routine.

One-time or repeating

Schedule a single opening or make it part of your regular week.

Weekday control

Choose the days you want a routine to run, whether that's every day or just Monday to Friday.

Local by design

Routine names, addresses and schedules are stored in your Chrome profile, not uploaded with your routine content.

Keep a backup

Export your saved routine setup to a JSON backup file when you want your own copy.

See recent activity

Review scheduled-opening activity in the extension to understand what happened.

MADE FOR YOUR WORKDAY

Four ways to stop rebuilding the same tab lineup.

9:00 AM · Monday–Friday

Morning work setup

Have your email, task board, and dashboard open when your day begins.

Before a regular team check-in

Recurring meeting pages

Schedule a meeting link or shared notes to open at the time you've chosen.

On reporting days

Reporting routines

Open the same analytics and reporting pages without rebuilding your tab lineup.

When a focus session starts

Research and planning

Bring together the reference pages and tools you need for a planned session.

YOUR ROUTINE STAYS YOURS

Useful automation, without handing over your browsing routine.

The Free version needs no account. Schedules and website addresses are stored locally in your Chrome profile. The extension does not collect browsing history or read the contents of the pages you open.

Read the product privacy policy

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Good to know before you install.

Can Tab Scheduler open several websites at once?

Yes. Add multiple website links to a routine and schedule them to open together in Chrome.

Can I use it on weekdays only?

Yes. Choose the days on which a repeating routine should run, including a Monday-to-Friday schedule.

Does Chrome need to be open?

Yes. Chrome and your computer need to be running for scheduled tabs to open at the chosen time. The extension cannot power on your computer or launch a closed browser.

Do I need to create an account?

No account is required for the Free version.

Where are my schedules stored?

Routine names, URLs and schedules are stored in the extension's IndexedDB database within your Chrome profile. They are not sent to From Artur as part of normal scheduling.

Does Tab Scheduler track my browsing history?

No. The extension does not collect browsing history or read destination-page content. If you choose ‘Use this page,’ it can read the current tab's URL to add it to a routine.

Can I export my setup?

Yes. You can export a plaintext JSON backup containing your routines, addresses, preferences and saved templates. Keep the file private because it contains the website addresses you have saved.

Is Tab Scheduler free?

Yes. The Free version works without a purchase or an account. An optional Pro license may be offered where licensing is enabled, with its price, included features and terms confirmed before payment.

READY TO MAKE IT A ROUTINE?

Set up the tabs you open every day.

Less repetition, more room for the work you actually came to do.