Dlist replaces your browser's default new tab with a beautiful, glassy dashboard for your bookmarks, widgets, and daily focus. Local-first, incredibly fast, and entirely yours.
40 open tabs. A cluttered bookmarks bar. Lost links. A browser that feels like a messy desk.
A single, beautiful dashboard. Instant search. Visual boards. A calm, focused start to every browsing session.
Watch the boards auto-arrange, or grab one yourself. The clock is synced to your time, and the layout is fully interactive. No login required.
Don't break your flow. Hit the shortcut on any webpage to instantly save it to your workspace.
Keep GitHub repos, Stack Overflow threads, and API docs in one visual space. Never lose that one StackOverflow answer again.
Collect inspiration from Dribbble, Behance, and Awwwards. Color palettes, typography tools, and asset libraries, all organized.
Store research papers, Notion notes, and lecture recordings. A dedicated workspace for every semester and every class.
Choose from 20 curated dark gradients, custom wallpapers, and 8 accent colors. Adjust your grid from 3 to 6 columns.
Your everyday workspace stays on your device. No mandatory continuous synchronization.
Users choose when to back up their data. We never read, scan, or sell your bookmarks.
Blur sensitive bookmark content with one click, or hide all boards entirely for pure focus.
Dlist is free to use. We plan to support its development through carefully selected sponsorships, without putting essential features behind a subscription.
Your bookmarks, boards, and settings are saved directly in your browser's local storage. We believe in a local-first architecture. You own your data.
No. Dlist is built with vanilla JavaScript and CSS. It is incredibly lightweight, loads instantly, and uses almost zero CPU when sitting idle on your new tab.
Yes. If you sign in with Google, you can manually use the "Save to Cloud" and "Sync from Cloud" buttons to transfer your entire layout and bookmarks to a new computer.