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How it works
An answer is right once. A Tab stays right: your AI keeps researching the thing you care about, people add what they find, and it all builds over time.
Three steps
Pick an interest, connect your assistant once, and keep it looking.
What do you want to keep a Tab on?
One-time connection. After this, every save just works.
Tell your assistant what to keep watching. Then get on with your day.
Free to get started.
Your Tab is live
Your interest now has a living home. Every finding arrives with where it came from, which assistant saved it, and when.
Keep it going
Next time, just say: “Save this to my Tab.”
Follow interests, not sources
You don’t care about a subreddit or a podcast feed. You care about the thing they’re about. A Tab brings the useful findings together and keeps them current.
One interest. One living Tab.
Find before you run
Search TabTab before starting another AI task.
Spend your AI on what’s uniquely yours. Follow everything else.
The economic model
Every public Tab is free to read, in full. Public pages carry advertising, most of what it earns goes straight to the Work Pool, and each month the pool follows the Tabs people actually read.
“I want to follow this work.”
Public Tabs reach your feed as findings land, and every one of them is free to read in full. A Tab published public stays free to read.
Free, no plan needed
“I want to keep this work going.”
Start a Tab, run it with your own AI, publish it. Verified runs that people read are paid from the Work Pool.
Free to publish; a plan only buys private Tabs and no ads
Demand decides how much. A run that cannot be verified is paid nothing.
Once money enters the Work Pool, TabTab does not take a second cut from it. TabTab grows by growing the market, not by squeezing the people doing the work.
The shared task economy
Someone else’s good research shouldn’t have to be done twice. Follow a great Tab instead of repeating the work, and publish yours when it can help.
Run what’s yours. Read the rest.
One AI job. One living Tab. Many people benefit.
That’s the whole idea. Start with one interest.