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Widgets on your new tab

The weather, your tasks and your notes appear next to your shortcuts every time you open a tab. No app to open, no account to create.

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Close up on the three widgets: the five day forecast for the chosen town, a task list and a quick note.

Three free widgets

The weather for a city, with the days ahead. A to-do list you tick off without leaving the page. Notes that save as you type.

The others, with Premium

Today’s goal, a countdown, world clocks, a timer, a habit tracker, a calendar, sun and moon, tides, and processor and memory activity, those two in Chrome and Edge only.

Wherever you like, sending nothing

Widgets sit on either side of the page, and you drag them around. Everything is computed on your computer: only the weather, city search and tides query a service, Open-Meteo, with no account or key.

Free or Premium

Free

weather, tasks and notes, with their content synced between your computers.

Premium

every other widget, and three cities instead of one for the weather.

See pricing

Guides on the blog

  • Customize

    A weather widget on the Chrome new tab page

    A weather widget on the Chrome new tab page: the temperature, what it feels like, the wind and a five-day forecast, with no account and no ads.

    3 min read

  • Customize

    A to-do list and notes on the Chrome new tab page

    A to-do list and a notepad on the Chrome new tab page: nothing more to open, nothing to install, and everything stays in your browser, unless you sync it.

    3 min read

Frequently asked questions

Do I need an account for the weather?

No. Type a city, or let Hoome use your location if you allow it. The request goes to Open-Meteo, with no account or key.

Are my tasks and notes backed up?

They stay in your browser, with automatic backups, and follow you to your other computers through browser sync. Exporting to a file takes them along too.

Can I hide a widget?

Yes, each one turns on or off in the settings, Widgets section. A widget you turn off keeps its content.

Your next tab can be a tidy one

No sign up, no card, and your sites finally where they belong.

Brave installs Hoome from the Chrome Web Store.

On a phone, tap “Add to Desktop” on the Chrome Web Store: Hoome will install in Chrome on your computer, if it is signed in to the same Google account.