Why are you
here?
Tabatha is an attention operating system for your browser. It asks that at every tab you open on autopilot, then gives the answer a context, an intent, and a clock.
What it actually believes
- Context over chaos
- No tab exists in a vacuum. Every one belongs to something you are actually doing, and it inherits that the moment you open it.
- Intentional browsing
- Friction is good when it stops you mid-drift. Tabatha asks the question, then gets out of the way. You still choose the distraction. You just choose it on purpose.
- Universal time
- Time tracking should not be a second app you forget to start. It belongs in the browser, running whether or not you remembered.
- Agent-ready data
- Your context, intent and attention become structured data. An agent can read what you are working on instead of guessing — and help you do better work with surgical accuracy.