Why I'm building Zen Tabz
I built Zen Tabz because modern web browsing has become overwhelming. Most of us juggle dozens of tabs every day, wasting time searching for the right one and losing focus in the process.
Zen Tabz helps people organize, save, and manage their browser tabs in a simple, distraction-free way. The goal isn't to add another productivity tool—it's to reduce browser clutter and make it easier to pick up where you left off.
I'm sharing Zen Tabz on Indie Hackers to connect with builders who value thoughtful, user-focused products. I'm looking for honest feedback, feature suggestions, and conversations with people who face the same tab overload problem.
If Zen Tabz helps even a small group of people stay organized and reclaim a little focus during their workday, it'll be worth building.
The part that stood out is the assumption that tab overload is something people actually want to manage, rather than something they simply tolerate.
From the people you've spoken with so far, are they already trying to solve this problem in some way before discovering Zen Tabz?