30+ customizable widgets, a real dock, and Spotlight — every blank tab becomes a desktop you actually want to look at.
Translucent glass desktop with clock, weather, notes, calculator, world clocks, recently closed, sound visualizer, and the rest of the home pack — plus 30+ widgets to swap freely.
Terminal/btop aesthetic — solid panels, sharp borders, bracketed widget headers, dot-grid background, all-monospace. Multi-tab scratchpad code editor, diff viewer, JWT decoder, hash generator, regex tester, JSON formatter, encoders, timestamps, UUID, Hacker News.
Built for high-school workflows. Multi-tab markdown notebook that saves to your disk, school quick-links (Docs, Drive, Classroom, Khan, Quizlet…), due-dates calendar, GPA calculator, citation generator (MLA / APA / Chicago), flashcards, Pomodoro, to-do.
Minimal. One big centered digital clock, auto-hiding menu bar and dock, optional secondary widget below. Black / white / gold palette by default; pick any accent color. Spotlight (/) is your only UI — invisible until you summon it.
Every surface is real glass — translucent, blurred, layered over a wallpaper you choose. No more empty Google homepage every time you open a tab.
Clock, weather, status, notes, calculator, world clocks, recently closed, sound visualizer, pomodoro, to-do, crypto, quote, stopwatch, dice, search, picture of the day. Open Control Center and swap any slot from a dropdown — settings persist across reloads.
Press / to search the web, your bookmarks, your open tabs, and quick actions in one panel. Same shortcuts as macOS — including ⌘ K and ↑ ↓ Enter navigation.
Glass, Light, and OLED themes pair with twelve built-in wallpapers — or upload your own. Every form control, dock item, and overlay follows the active theme.
Capture audio from any tab — YouTube, Spotify, Apple Music — and watch it pulse in bars, mirror, wave, or radial form. Six color palettes baked in.
Add any URL and the icon is fetched automatically. Optional manual override via emoji or image URL. Hover-magnified, just like the real thing.
The extension polls this site for new versions on every tab. When one drops, a quiet banner appears at the top with a one-click download — no surprise reloads, no telemetry.
No build step, no node, no command line. Chrome's Load unpacked is the only step.
Visit your browser's extensions page — chrome://extensions, edge://extensions, brave://extensions, or the equivalent.
Toggle Developer mode on in the top-right corner.
Click Load unpacked, pick the unzipped folder, and open a new tab.
Each edition has its own version line. Pinning to an older build? Every zip stays downloadable forever — newest at the top of each list.