Browser home page
The page my browser opens on: a clock and the weather over a drawn scene that follows the time of day, my links, and cards from my calendar, email and notes.
I wanted the page I see dozens of times a day to be mine, and to be useful.
The background is a drawn scene of what I'm usually doing at that hour, with the real sky through the window. Dawn, day, dusk and night follow sunrise and sunset where I live, and the weather comes from Open-Meteo.
On top of it are my links, in named sections, each with a two-character code I can type to open it. Cards from my other apps show the inbox and tasks from my knowledge graph, my next calendar events and recent email. I can drag the cards around, and they pack into columns like Google Keep.
An AI assistant can edit the links, sections and settings through the MCP server (MCP is the protocol AI assistants use to call outside tools). If I ask it to add a link to my work section, it does.