Today
The whole day on one screen — weather, what's coming up, and what's new, pulled together from the apps that usually keep to themselves.
Running here in the page — the same app the desktop opens.
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Most of the desktop's day-to-day pieces live in their own windows: the weather, your event countdowns, the task board, the habit streaks, the almanac, the feeds. Today is the room where they meet — a single glance that answers "what do I need to know right now" without opening six apps.
It reads the same local stores the individual apps do, so it's always your real data, and every section is a doorway: tap a heading to open the full app behind it. The weather and headlines come through the site's own backend, the rest is on your machine — nothing here is an account or a server that owns your day.
What people open it for
- A morning glance: weather, agenda and headlines in one place
- Jumping straight into the app behind whatever needs attention
- Keeping the day's moving parts from scattering across windows