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Tab Reminder · $2.99
Lifetime deal · 60-day refund · via AppSumo
Tab Reminder · $2.99
Lifetime deal · 60-day refund · via AppSumo
Verdict: A simple, well-liked way to close tabs and get reminded later for $2.99 once, but it does one small job and the AppSumo price isn't a discount.
Lifetime deal · 60-day refund · via AppSumo
By Karan Tiwari · Editor, TapDeals
Lifetime deal · AppSumo
$2.99one-time
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Tab Reminder lets you close a tab and get a Chrome notification to revisit it later, from 20 minutes to next week or a custom time. The AppSumo deal is $2.99 once, which appears to be the same price as unlocking it inside the extension. It's well reviewed on AppSumo, but it's a small tool from a solo developer, and free alternatives cover some of the same ground.
Best for: Chrome users who keep tabs open as reminders and want to close them
I went through the AppSumo listing and its 46 reviews, the Chrome Web Store listing and the developer's answers I could find. I couldn't find any video reviews of this extension. I haven't installed it myself, so there's no score.
Read our full review methodologyPlenty of us keep tabs open for days as a kind of to-do list: an article to finish, a form to submit later, a sale that starts tomorrow. Tab Reminder offers a tidier habit: close the tab and let Chrome remind you when it matters. The AppSumo deal is $2.99 once.
It's a small tool, so this is a shorter review. I went through the AppSumo listing and reviews, the Chrome Web Store listing and the developer's answers I could find.
Tab Reminder is a Chrome extension by Garrett Grimm. Click its bell icon on any page, choose when you want to be reminded, and close the tab. When the time comes, you get a native Chrome notification, and clicking it takes you back to the page.
It isn't a full task manager or a tab organiser. It doesn't group or save sets of tabs; it just schedules a reminder for one page at a time.
You can pick 20 minutes, 1 hour, 3 hours, tomorrow or next week, or set a custom date and time. The Chrome Web Store listing also mentions repeating reminders (hourly, daily or weekly) and a reminder history.
When a reminder fires, you can snooze it for 15 minutes. You can also choose whether the tab opens by itself. The bell icon lights up when the page you're on already has a reminder, which helps avoid duplicates.
All reminders sit in one dashboard where you can edit or delete them. For automation fans, you can add a webhook URL that receives a POST request whenever a reminder fires, so you could log it or send it to Zapier or Make. The developer has confirmed the webhook is sent from your browser.
| Plan | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| AppSumo lifetime deal | $2.99 one-time | All reminder times, snooze, dashboard and webhooks. One code, not stackable. |
| Free | Free | 20-minute reminders only. |
Prices checked Nov 1, 2026. Pricing can change — confirm current plans on Tab Reminder’s website.
Lifetime deal · 60-day refund · via AppSumo
To-do list app with a browser extension that saves web pages as tasks
Choose it instead if you want web-page reminders inside a full to-do list that also works on your phone
Free extension that collapses open tabs into a saved list
Choose it instead if you just want to clear many tabs at once into a saved list, without reminders
It's free to install, with free 20-minute reminders. The full version is $2.99 once on AppSumo, which appears to be the same price as the in-extension upgrade (checked 1 November 2026).
No. Reminders are Chrome notifications and webhooks are sent from the browser, so Chrome needs to be running when a reminder is due.
There's a Firefox version by the same developer, but the AppSumo listing doesn't say whether the code unlocks it. Ask the developer before buying if you need it.
The extension is free to install, and 20-minute reminders are free. Unlocking every reminder time, snooze, the dashboard and webhooks is a one-time $2.99 on AppSumo, with lifetime access, all future updates and 60 days to redeem the code. It isn't stackable, and there's nothing to stack. Prices are in USD, checked on 1 November 2026.
Inside the extension, the upgrade appears to cost the same, so the decision is really whether $2.99 is worth it to you, not which store is cheaper. AppSumo's 60-day refund is a small advantage. The listing is managed by the developer and not vetted by AppSumo, so the extended "We Got Your Back" guarantee doesn't apply.
AppSumo buyers like that it's simple, reliable and does exactly one thing. Several say it helped them stop keeping dozens of tabs open, and they like that the tab reopens automatically. The most common criticism is that free alternatives exist, and AppSumo's review summary mentions requests for more custom intervals and a public roadmap. I couldn't find any video reviews of this extension.
If you treat open tabs as reminders, Tab Reminder is a cheap, focused fix, and $2.99 once is hard to argue with. If you already live in a to-do app that saves web pages, or you need reminders on your phone, you can skip it. If you want it, get Tab Reminder on AppSumo and you'll have 60 days to change your mind.
The developer states on the Chrome Web Store that the extension doesn't collect or use your data.
AppSumo offers a 60-day refund. The listing is managed by the developer and isn't covered by AppSumo's extended "We Got Your Back" guarantee.