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Your saved tabs, inside Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor.
Connect Tabhive to the AI apps you already use. Ask about anything you've saved, or have your AI save pages for you. No code needed.
Available on Pro, Lifetime and Team plans.
Works with
ClaudeClaude Code
ChatGPTCodexCursorand any app that supports MCPClaude
Pricing & fees
stripe.com/pricing
Usage-based billing guide
docs.stripe.com/billing
Note: compare with Paddle
Paddle vs Stripe for SaaS
paddle.com/blog
You saved 3 pages about Stripe pricing. Two are in SaaS Research, and you left a note on the billing guide to compare it with Paddle.
Use cases
What you can do with your tabs in AI apps.
Your saved tabs become context your AI app can search and add to. Here's how people use it.
Research
Turn an AI research session into a reading list you keep.
Ask your AI app to find sources on a topic and save the good ones straight into a group. The research stays in Tabhive after the chat ends.
- Build a reading list on any topic with one request.
- Add a note as it saves, like why a source matters.
- Pages you already saved are skipped, so nothing is saved twice.
ChatGPT
Here are four worth keeping. I've saved them for you.
Research
Developers
Give Claude Code, Codex and Cursor the docs you already trust.
You've already found the right docs, issues and examples. Your coding agent can search them instead of starting from scratch.
- Point your agent at a group like Backend or a project's docs.
- Save useful pages from the terminal while you work.
- Claude Code and Codex connect by signing in. Cursor uses an API key.
> Use the Drizzle docs I saved to write this migration
● tabhive · search_tabs ("drizzle")
└ Found 2 tabs in Backend
Migrations orm.drizzle.team/docs/migrations
Drizzle Kit orm.drizzle.team/docs/kit-overview
● Reading the migrations guide, then writing the migration.
Recall
Find that article from three weeks ago by describing it.
Search by topic, by when you saved it, or both. Tabhive matches titles, URLs, notes and page descriptions, so a rough memory is usually enough.
- "What did I save last week?"
- "Show me the pricing pages I saved in September."
- Notes you left on a tab are searchable too.
Claude
Tuesday
User onboarding checklist
appcues.com/blog
Note: use for v2
Thursday
Empty states that teach
nngroup.com/articles
Onboarding teardown: Linear
growth.design
You saved 3 onboarding pages last week, mostly in Product.
Teams
Ask your team's shared workspace, not just your own.
In a shared workspace, the links your whole team saved become something your AI app can search. Name the workspace in your request and it looks there.
- New teammates can ask for a project's sources instead of digging through Slack.
- Your AI app only sees workspaces you're a member of.
- Saving to a shared workspace needs Editor or Owner access.
Claude
Design tokens spec
figma.com/file
Button component guidelines
acme.notion.site
Accessibility checklist
a11yproject.com
Automations
Send links in from the tools you already use.
The Developer API lets your scripts read your workspaces, spaces and groups, create and rename spaces and groups, and add tabs.
- Save new items from RSS feeds, Slack or a bookmarklet.
- Set up a space and groups for every new client or project.
- Keep a dashboard or another tool in sync with your groups.
// Save new RSS items to your Reading group
for (const item of feed.items) {
await fetch(`${API}/groups/${GROUP_ID}/tabs`, {
method: "POST",
headers: {
Authorization: `Bearer ${TABHIVE_KEY}`,
"Content-Type": "application/json",
},
body: JSON.stringify({ url: item.link }),
});
}
✓ 12 new links saved to Reading
More ideas
Things to try once you're connected
Ask in plain language. You never need to name a tool. Your AI app picks the right one.
Meeting prep
“Pull up everything I saved about Acme before my 3pm call.”
Newsletter curation
“List what I saved to my Newsletter group this week, with my notes.”
Competitor tracking
“Show me the competitor pricing pages I saved in September.”
Reading list
“What's in my Read Later group? Pick three for today.”
Study and thesis work
“Find the papers I saved for my thesis on remote work.”
Trip planning
“Save these three hotel pages to my Lisbon group.”
How it works
Connected in about a minute.
Tabhive uses MCP, the open standard AI apps use to connect to other tools.
Three steps
- 1
Add the server
Paste the Tabhive server URL into your AI app's connector or MCP settings.
https://www.tabhive.app/api/mcp - 2
Sign in
Sign in to Tabhive when your AI app asks. Apps that can't sign in, like Cursor, use an API key from Settings → API.
- 3
Choose access
Allow searching and saving, or untick "Save new tabs to your groups" so the app can only search.
What your AI app can do
Search tabs
By keywords, topic, date saved, or all three
Save a tab
To any existing group, with an optional note
List groups and spaces
So it knows where things live
List workspaces
Including shared team workspaces
It can't edit or delete tabs, groups or spaces, create groups or spaces, or change your settings.
Privacy and control
You decide what your AI app can do.
No token to copy
Most apps connect by signing in, so there's no secret to keep safe.
Search-only option
Untick saving when you connect and the app can only look things up.
Nothing gets deleted
AI apps can't edit or delete tabs, groups or spaces, or change your settings.
Disconnect any time
Remove an app or revoke a key in Settings. It stops working immediately.
When your AI app searches Tabhive, the results it gets, like tab titles, URLs, notes and group names, are sent to that app and its AI provider so it can answer you. Only connect apps you trust.
Frequently Asked Questions
Claude (claude.ai, Claude Desktop and Claude Code), ChatGPT and Codex connect by signing in. Cursor and other apps that can't sign in to MCP servers connect with an API key.
No. MCP and the Developer API are available on the Pro, Lifetime and Team plans.
No. Your AI app can search your tabs, list your workspaces, spaces, groups and tabs, and save new tabs to a group that already exists. It can't edit or delete anything, create groups or spaces, or change your settings.
Only the results it asks for, such as tab titles, URLs, notes and group names. Those results are sent to your AI app and its AI provider so it can answer you, so only connect apps you trust.
Yes. Your AI app uses your default workspace unless you name another one, like "search my Team workspace". Saving tabs to a shared workspace needs Editor or Owner access.
No. Connecting an AI app takes a few clicks and a sign-in. The Developer API is there if you want to write your own scripts.
Give your AI app a memory.
Connect Tabhive on any Pro, Lifetime or Team plan. Writing scripts? Read the API docs.