Skopo

Skopo is a new tab priorities page: three lines, chosen once in the morning, in front of you for the rest of the working day. Attention leaks one window at a time. You know what matters today, you just stop seeing it around eleven. Skopo puts the same three lines in front of you every time you open a blank page, without a single notification. The three you choose are the most important tasks of that date. Tick them off as you finish. The cap is not a technical limit, it is the whole idea: a short day you close beats a long one you abandon. Under the date sits a single line picked for that date: how many days of summer are left, whether the first snow has reached you, how much of the year is already written. It stays put until midnight, then changes. WHAT YOU GET - A hard cap of 3, and a gentle nudge when you try to add a fourth - A home for your daily priorities that opens on its own, every time you need a blank window - Edit in place, reorder by dragging or with the arrow keys - Five seconds of Undo after every deletion - A line for the date from seasonal, weekday or focus sources, each can be switched off - Six calm themes, dark included - Full keyboard support and respect for reduced-motion settings WHAT YOU DON'T GET - No account, no sign-in, no sync - No analytics, no tracking, no ads - No feeds, no weather, no site tiles - No deadlines, no folders, no streaks - Everything you type stays in this browser Skopo asks for one Chrome permission, storage, and reaches no address on the internet at all. Feedback opens a page on the author's website, outside the extension, and what you wrote on the new tab never goes with it. From the Greek skopos: the mark you aim at.