Your open tabs are unfinished decisions, not bookmarks. I built an app for that.

Your open tabs aren't bookmarks, they're unfinished decisions.

I built an iPhone app around this insight.

The pattern I noticed: tabs I kept open weren't things I wanted to bookmark. They were things I hadn't decided yet. A flight to compare. A product to pick. Instructions to follow.

Bookmarks save "where." They don't save why, when, or what next.

So I built Tably:

• One page at a time, optional reason, choose when it returns
• You close the original tab yourself (the app never scans your tabs)
• Local by default—held items stay on your device
• Free

The decisions I made:

• No tab scanning or history access. The app receives only pages you share.
• No account. Your data never leaves your device.

I shipped quietly and wrote the full article: https://gettably.tech/articles/open-tabs-are-unfinished-decisions/

Has anyone else built a "decision tracker" instead of a bookmark manager What's the one feature you deliberately didn't build?