Dial — Speed Dial New Tab, Focus Timer & Calendar

A calm personal dashboard for every new tab: speed dial, to-do list, calendar, weather, focus timer, goals and journal. No account.

Dial turns Chrome's new tab page into a calm, personal start page. Open a new tab and your favorite sites, your to-do list, today's date, the weather and your focus tools are already there. No account, no ads, and it keeps working offline. YOUR SITES, ONE CLICK AWAY • Speed dial grid with folders, drag-and-drop ordering and automatic site icons • Press / to filter your shortcuts; full keyboard support • Undo for deletes, so tidying up is never risky FOCUS AND TIME • Pomodoro timer and stopwatch, with an optional full-screen clock • Log the time you actually worked and see your daily and weekly rhythm • Optional weekly target and a short weekly check-in PLAN WHAT MATTERS • A simple to-do list: add, check off, reorder; completed tasks tuck away and clear in one click • Goals with a clear next step: numeric targets, milestones or weekly practice • Daily habits on a month table: one box per day, with no streaks to break • Countdowns to the dates you care about • Course tracker for online classes and video series, with an estimated finish date • Optional weight log with a simple trend line (a planning aid, not medical advice) • A private daily journal that stays on this device CALENDAR AND WEATHER • Month calendar that starts on your locale's first day of the week • Optional second calendar: Gregorian, Persian (Shamsi/Jalali) and Hijri dates side by side • 7-day forecast from Open-Meteo for the city you choose (°C or °F) MAKE IT YOURS • Light, dark or automatic theme; built-in wallpapers or your own photo • Show only the widgets and tabs you use • Available in English, فارسی, Deutsch, Español, Português (Brasil), Русский, Türkçe, 简体中文 and العربية YOUR DATA, YOUR CONTROL • No sign-up. Small items such as shortcuts and settings sync through your own Chrome account when Chrome Sync is on. Your to-do list, journal, goals, habits and time log stay on this device. • Automatic local backups before every update, plus one-click export and restore. • Dial has no developer server and no analytics. To show the weather it contacts Open-Meteo with the city you choose. To show missing site icons it asks Google's favicon service for the shortcut's domain name — you can turn that off in Settings. Dial only replaces the new tab page. It does not change your search engine or homepage, and it never asks for your location. Questions or ideas? Use the Support tab on this page.