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You open tabs because you need them now. You leave them open because you might need them later. Few handles the space in between. Old tabs move out of your way first. Important tabs stay protected. Anything you come back to is kept. The WithFew popup: Few, a pixel-art fox, running beside the status, four tabs in Bin, three protected sites, and this week's counts.

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What Few does

Moves old tabs to Bin

A tab you haven’t used for 3 hours joins Bin, a collapsed grey group in your own tab strip. Open it and it comes straight back.

Cleans up later

Anything left in Bin for five days is closed. You can change both timings.

Leaves the right things alone

Pinned tabs, the tab you’re looking at and sites you protect are never touched. Groups you made are left alone unless you hand them over.

Works your way

Start with the recommended cleanup, or build your own rules in the editor.

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What Few is not

Few is not an AI assistant, and it does not read the pages you visit. It sorts tabs. Your tabs, your Bin and your protected sites stay on your own device. Few works out what each tab is — for grouping, how long it waits in Bin, and keeping clear of private pages — on your device, and nothing about your tabs leaves your browser. The only thing Few ever sends is a sentence you type to draft a rule, when you ask it to. Privacy has it in full.

Get started

Install Few and see what it does in the first day.