Telos

A developer-styled homepage: live clock, sticky notes, to-do list, and quick shortcuts.

Telos replaces Chrome's blank new tab with a dashboard built for people who live in a terminal. FEATURES - Live clock with a time-aware greeting and full date line - A no-fuss todo list - type, hit enter, check it off - A grid of custom shortcuts you fully control (add, edit, drag, delete) - Sticky notes for stray thoughts and quick reminders - Built-in search bar (type a URL to go there, or search Google) - Rotating motivational quotes in the footer PRIVACY FIRST Telos makes zero network requests. There are no accounts, no sign-in, and no analytics. Every todo, note, and shortcut you add is stored locally in your browser using localStorage — it never leaves your machine, and nothing is ever sent to a server (because there isn't one). DESIGN Deep navy background, JetBrains Mono and Space Grotesk typography, and a blue accent inspired by syntax highlighting — built to feel like an extension of your editor, not a distraction from it. Telos (τέλος) is Greek for "purpose." A new tab shouldn't be dead time between tasks - it should orient you: what time it is, what's left to do, where you need to go. No tracking. No accounts. No noise. Just your tab, your way.