Your tabs are unfinished promises.

The bunk bed you were comparing. The thing you meant to send someone. Loupe works out what you meant, and finishes it.

Takes thirty seconds. No account, no install yet.

Exactly what gets read

The titles and addresses of your open tabs. Once.
Never the contents of the pages themselves.
Incognito windows are invisible. Banking, health, legal and sign-in pages are skipped.
The list is classified in memory and thrown away. Only your email and the totals are kept.
Later, if you connect Google: sign in with the account whose Drive you want the documents in. A work account means your employer owns them.

It files. It drafts. It remembers.

Not a place to put things. A thing that finishes them.

Eleven tabs of bunk beds become one document comparing them - price, size, which one you picked.

“Send this to Alex, say we should check their calibration” becomes a written message, waiting for your yes.

“Remind me Friday” actually reminds you. A weekly note shows what got finished, and what quietly did not.