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For first-time users
Keep bookmarks, notes, tasks, and feeds in one place so your daily organization stays smooth.
Clip bookmarks, jot notes, and capture ideas the moment they strike — no friction, no forgetting.
Bookmarks, tasks, feeds, and notes side by side — stop hunting across tabs and apps.
Adjust layout, theme, column count, and widths to build the dashboard that fits how you actually work.
Sign in with Google to create an account in one step — no password to remember on this service.
Sign in with X to import the accounts you follow and view their latest tweets in a dashboard gadget.
Sign in with Facebook using your email address — the same quick start as Google, with no extra profile permissions.
Connect your Mastodon account and display recent toots directly on your dashboard.
The feed gadget header now has a settings button. Open the dialog to update the feed URL, site name, and how many items to show — all without leaving the dashboard.
Site name links and header action buttons sometimes failed to respond because a reorder drag or column swipe consumed the tap. Gadget header links now react reliably on both desktop and mobile.
On the Simple theme, the navigation header sticks to the top of the screen, so Home and Notes stay one click away no matter how far down the page you are.
Tap a bookmark gadget header on your smartphone to reveal the add button — the same gesture already available in the task gadget.
After marking tasks complete on a smartphone, a leftover touch state could keep the add button visible in the task gadget header. It now hides as expected.
Tap a task gadget header on your smartphone to reveal the add button and create a task without leaving the dashboard.
The add button in the task gadget was still tappable on mobile even when visually hidden — that is now fixed.
Removed swipe-to-notes transition and restored swipe navigation between gadget columns on smartphones.
Tapping the completion checkbox on smartphones sometimes had no effect — that is now fixed.
A filter form on the task list page lets you switch between incomplete, completed, and all tasks. The list now defaults to showing only incomplete tasks.