A layout that is always aligned
Widgets snap to a 25×13 grid and resize from all 8 directions. No widget takes up more than a third of the page.
Jalali and Gregorian calendars, clock, search, tasks, notes and exchange rates, all side by side on a grid you arrange yourself. Every new tab is an orderly start to your day.
Built for Google Chrome on desktop · Google sign-in and cloud storage are optional; in guest mode everything stays offline on your own device.
Order, speed and respect for your personal data.
Widgets snap to a 25×13 grid and resize from all 8 directions. No widget takes up more than a third of the page.
You open a new tab dozens of times a day. DamDast is built with lightweight code and no heavy bundle, aiming for a first render in under 100 milliseconds.
Your layout, tasks and notes stay in your own browser first. If you like, sign in with a Google account so a cloud copy is ready wherever you log in. Details in the Security section.
No account and no complicated setup.
Add DamDast to desktop Chrome. No account needed.
The dashboard appears with a ready-made layout.
Click the pencil on the dock, move and resize your widgets, then press ‘Save’.
Three ideas that set DamDast apart from an ordinary new tab.
Everything fits in one full-screen frame with no scrolling (minimum 1024×560). Widgets lock onto the dots and never overlap.
Use the pencil button on the dock to enter edit mode. Until you press ‘Save’, every change is just a draft.
Add any site you visit often as a bookmark and open it with one click from the new tab. The shortcuts bar always stays on screen.
Everything below is live right now. There are no showcase-only or half-finished tools on this list. The search bar and shortcuts are fixed; you switch the rest on or off from the widgets panel.
Three sample layouts you can build with DamDast widgets. You can move and resize every widget; only the search bar and shortcuts stay fixed in all layouts.
DamDast opens dozens of times a day, so it is built to be light. Your data stays on your own device first and only goes to the cloud, with a Google account, if you want it to.
Everything starts in this browser, and opening it needs neither an account nor internet. If you like, sign in with a Google account to put your layout, tasks and notes in the cloud, and whenever you log in, everything comes back just as you left it.
The locks were on the door from day one. DamDast runs no unknown code, and custom search only goes to secure (https) addresses. Only exchange rates and weather come from the internet; for weather, the name of the city you chose is sent to the weather service.
Layout data is validated before loading, and if anything goes wrong, a safe recovery mode is ready. The dot-grid engine is also covered by automated tests.
The code is hand-written and small, with no heavy bundle. Our goal is for the tab to open in under 100 milliseconds.
With your suggestions and feedback, your new tab gets better every time.
Only Google Chrome on desktop (Manifest V3). For the full-screen, no-scroll display, the window must be at least 1024×560.
Not by default; your layout, notes, tasks and settings stay in this browser. Only if you sign in with a Google account do they go to the cloud for backup and sync. Details in the Security section.
No. Until you press ‘Save’, changes are just drafts. Step back and forward with undo and redo, or press Esc and cancel to return to your previous layout.
Click the pencil on the dock to open the widgets panel and turn the widget’s switch on. The widget is placed in the first free spot large enough on the grid, and if there is no room it tells you instead of shrinking your other widgets. For weather you may need to shrink or turn off another widget first.
Your layout, tasks and notes are available offline. Exchange rates and weather need the internet to update.
Yes. Sign in with a Google account to put your data in the cloud, and whenever you log in on another browser or device, it comes back as you left it. Sign-in is optional, and without it everything stays in this browser.
For security: insecure (http) addresses are rejected so your search never goes to an unencrypted destination.
It first closes any open popup; then, if there are unsaved changes, it asks for confirmation before exiting.
Install the extension in your browser now and enjoy a fast, beautiful and productive space.
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