Your own start page. Simplify your new tab and home page in your favorite web browser.
The project is designed to be fully open-sourced and developed by the users. You're more than welcome to contribute with a fix, new translation, or a new feature. You can always describe the problem or idea in a new ticket. The community will then take care of its resolution.
If you don't want to use the public instance you can always run your own. The how-to guide can be found below.
The design is strongly inspired by Windows Spotlight (= Windows 10 lock screen) - picture and time with a few additional features.
- Weather
- Time
- Quick links
- Pictures provided by Unsplash - the largest community-driven photo gallery. Select a topic and your background picture will change every 30 minutes
- Notes from favorite service Todoist
- Works offline. All data are stored locally and are only refreshed once the internet re-connected
- Secure and personal - no personal data are collected. Your privacy stays protected
- Fully Open-Sourced and forever free
Firefox addon: My Spotlight
This project is fully community-driven. Any ideas for improvement or help with the development are highly regarded.
- Go to the issues tab and click "New Issue"
- Describe the problem or your new idea as thoroughly as possible. Add screenshots or sketches if you can
- Submit the issue
- The issue will be triaged and resolved by the community
- Go to issues and choose the one you want to implement, ideally any that was already triaged
- Once you're done implementing the issue create a pull request to the
master
branch. It will be reviewed and subsequently merged
If you have any questions for the author or community raise the question directly in the issue.
- Download the project.
- Create
.env.local
from.env.local.template
and copy your own API keys for Unsplash and OpenWeatherMap services. This step is optional if you don't want to develop weather and background picture features - Run the local dev server
npm i npm run serve
- Run
npm run build
- All generated files can be found in the
dist
folder