Dial — a calm, private new tab for Chrome

Open a new tab and your favorite sites, today’s date, the weather and your focus tools are already there. No account, no ads, no tracking, and it keeps working offline.

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Dial's dashboard: speed dial, calendar, weather and a course tracker in one new tab

Useful time: a Pomodoro timer and a chart of the time you worked

Goals with a clear next step and visible progress

Habits: a month table with a box for each day, and no streaks to break

The optional weight tracker on the dashboard: current weight, target, progress and a chart with an estimated arrival date

Screenshots show example shortcuts as they appear in Dial. Site names and icons belong to their owners; Dial is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of them.

What you get

Speed dial with folders, drag-and-drop, a / filter, keyboard control and Undo.
Focus: a Pomodoro timer and stopwatch, a full-screen clock and a log of the time you actually worked.
Plans: goals with a clear next step, countdowns, and a course tracker with an estimated finish date.
Daily habits on a month table: one box per day and no streaks to break.
Weight tracker (optional, off until you switch it on): log your weight, follow it on a chart and see an estimated date for reaching your target.
Calendar and weather: Gregorian, Persian (Shamsi) and Hijri dates side by side; a 7-day forecast for the city you choose.
Private journal that stays on your device.
Your data is safe: automatic local backups before every update, one-click export and restore.

Privacy in one paragraph

Dial has no account system, server, ads or analytics. Small records sync through your own Chrome account when Chrome Sync is on; your journal, goals and time log stay on your device. Only two features talk to outside services: the weather (Open-Meteo, after you choose a city) and missing site icons (Google’s favicon service, which you can turn off). Read the full privacy policy.

Help & feedback

Questions, bugs or ideas? Email sakha1370@gmail.com or use the Support tab on Dial’s Chrome Web Store page. Lost something after an update? Open Settings → Data → Automatic backups → Restore.