Open a tab.
Own the day.
A calm, monochrome dashboard in every new tab. 28 widgets on one grid — clock, tasks, notes, weather, pomodoro, habits, games — and a pixel pet that walks on them.
Everything, one grid
Greeting, dot-matrix Clock, Minimal, Analog, LED, Date, Calendar, World Clock, Countdown, Year progress.
Tasks, Notes that autosave, Habit tracker with a dot for every day you show up.
Pomodoro that survives new tabs, Breathe (box / 4-7-8), one-line Intention for today.
Search with URL detection, Weather, Hacker News headlines, Crypto ticker, Quote, Shortcuts, Top Sites.
Snake, Tetris, Typing test, Decide (coin · dice · pick) and a Pixel Pet.
32-column grid that scales from a laptop to 4K. Drag, resize, 5 presets, share codes to send your layout to anyone.
Three keys
Private by design
Your layout, notes and tasks live in Chrome's local storage. No analytics, no account, no remote code. Widgets that show live data (weather, headlines, prices) call public APIs directly — nothing else leaves your browser. Read the policy.
DotTab questions
Is DotTab free?
Yes. DotTab is a free Chrome extension with no account or ads.
What can I put on the dashboard?
Its 28 widgets cover time, planning, focus, information, and small games, arranged on a customizable grid.
Does DotTab upload my notes or tasks?
No. Personal data stays in Chrome local storage. Widgets that display live data connect to their documented public APIs. See the privacy policy for details.
How do I install DotTab?
Install it from the Chrome Web Store; it opens when you create a new tab.
Who made this
DotTab is built and maintained by Sanket Shinde — an indie developer making free apps, extensions and AI tools with no ads and no tracking. The website lives at github.com/sanketshinde3001/dottab; if DotTab earns a spot in your browser, a coffee keeps the next one coming.