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AppsProblem → solutionProductivity apps20s · 9:16Best on Kling 4.0

63 tabs and too scared to close any

A junior developer scrolls a browser bar crammed with tabs, saves them as projects in one click, closes everything, and reopens one project exactly where he left it.

Example product
Tabhold — A browser extension that saves tab groups as projects and reopens them later
Audience
Developers, researchers and students with too many tabs
Creator
Junior developer, late 20s

Variables — swap these for your product

{{APP_NAME}} = Tabhold{{TAB_COUNT}} = Sixty-three

01 · hook

The tab bar

0–3s

“{{TAB_COUNT}} tabs. I'm scared to close any.”

Subject: Man, 27, white, shaggy brown mullet, light stubble, black graphic tee, over-ear headphones around his neck, silver ring.
Setting: Bedroom desk at night: laptop, mechanical keyboard, purple RGB strip, energy drink can.
Vertical 9:16 close-up on the laptop screen, tilting up to his face. A 27-year-old white man with a shaggy brown mullet and light stubble, wearing a black graphic tee, a silver ring and over-ear headphones around his neck, at a bedroom desk at night with a laptop, a mechanical keyboard and an energy drink can. His finger scrolls the trackpad along a browser bar crammed with dozens of tiny tabs; the camera tilts up to his face as he looks at the lens, defeated. Purple RGB desk strip and cool laptop glow, natural skin texture, handheld, shot on iPhone, unpolished night-time lighting.
[Creator: Junior developer, late 20s, natural and conversational]: "{{TAB_COUNT}} tabs. I'm scared to close any."
duration
5 s (trim to 3 s)
aspect ratio
9:16
mode
Pro / 1080p
cfg scale
0.5
negative prompt
subtitles, captions, on-screen text, watermark, logo, distorted hands, extra fingers, warped phone screen, morphing face, plastic skin, studio lighting
elements
creator, setting
native audio
on (voice reference optional)

Shot list

  1. 0.0–1.8sCU, screen. Tiny tabs scroll past
  2. 1.8–3.0sMCU. Defeated look

On-screen text (overlay in edit)

63 tabs and scared to close any

Audio

Trackpad clicks, fan hum, no music

References

02 · demo

Saved as projects

3–11s

2 shots, 3 model prompts, settings and captions in the full library.

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03 · proof

Exactly where he left it

11–16s

2 shots, 3 model prompts, settings and captions in the full library.

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04 · cta

Close your tabs

16–20s

1 shot, 3 model prompts, settings and captions in the full library.

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Why it works

The overcrowded tab bar is a pain viewers can see instantly with sound off, and the fear of losing work is named in their own words. The demo removes that fear in one click, and the reopen shot proves nothing was lost.

Hook variants to A/B test

  • “Show me your tab count. Mine was sixty-three.”
  • “If closing a tab gives you anxiety, watch this.”
  • “I haven't closed a tab since March.”

Reference images

  • creator

    Shoulders-up photo of the creator in the exact wardrobe: Man, 27, white, shaggy brown mullet, light stubble, black graphic tee, over-ear headphones around his neck, silver ring. Neutral expression, even light.

  • setting

    Bedroom desk at night with laptop, mechanical keyboard, purple RGB strip, energy drink can

  • screen

    A browser bar crammed with tiny tabs, tabs sliding into three project cards, and one project reopened, as 16:9 laptop screen captures

  • endcard

    App icon, name, store badges and offer line on a plain background

Creator look (paste into your image model)

Man, 27, white, shaggy brown mullet, light stubble, black graphic tee, over-ear headphones around his neck, silver ring. Bedroom desk at night: laptop, mechanical keyboard, purple RGB strip, energy drink can.

Model notes, last verified 2026-10-16: Provisional: written to Kling 3.0 conventions (3.0-compatible) until 4.0 publishes its own. 3, 5 or 10 s only; audio always on; add captions in post.

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