Long stretches in the browser can feel oddly empty. You hop from a recipe blog to your notes, then a news site, and the only company is more tabs. Students grinding through research, remote workers between calls, and anyone who lives in Chrome know that quiet. Tabby is a free, open-source Google Chrome extension I built for that. She is a virtual pet cat who floats on the pages you visit, reacts f... [read more]
July 8, 2026
You open Chrome to look up AWS pricing. Twenty minutes later you are on Reddit, email, and three unrelated tabs. Or the opposite: you stay on topic, but suddenly you have 40 AWS tabs open and no idea what you came for. Developers, students, and researchers know both patterns. People with ADHD know them especially well. Why Am I Here? is a free, open-source Google Chrome extension I built to help. ... [read more]
July 4, 2026
Long stretches in the browser can feel oddly empty. You hop from a recipe blog to your notes, then a news site, and the only company is more tabs. Students grinding through research, remote workers between calls, and anyone who lives in Chrome know that quiet. Tabby is a free, open-source Google Chrome extension I built for that. She is a virtual pet cat who floats on the pages you visit, reacts f... [read more]
July 8, 2026
You open Chrome to look up AWS pricing. Twenty minutes later you are on Reddit, email, and three unrelated tabs. Or the opposite: you stay on topic, but suddenly you have 40 AWS tabs open and no idea what you came for. Developers, students, and researchers know both patterns. People with ADHD know them especially well. Why Am I Here? is a free, open-source Google Chrome extension I built to help. ... [read more]
July 4, 2026
