Drift off. Land back on track. Every new tab opens on your tasks, notes and all your calendars, in your order, with a private AI assistant that runs on your device.
- Private, on-device AI
- Every calendar, one view
- Your priorities first
- Any browser, any device
Your priorities, first. Pick a layout or build your own, so whatever gets you back on track is the first thing you see.
An assistant that knows your day. Press ⌘K and ask what's next, what's due or what you noted last week. It runs on your device, so your questions and the notes it reads to answer them stay there.
Private by design. It runs on Gemini Nano, the model built into Chrome on your computer. No AI account, no API key, nothing sent to an AI company.
Back on track in one question. Ask what's next and it answers from your own tasks, notes and calendar.
Notes into tasks. Turn a messy note into tasks with priorities and due dates, then keep the ones you want.
Needs desktop Chrome 138 or later. Everything else works in any browser.
Wherever you wander, it's there. Make ClearTab the page you land on: in any browser, on your phone, and on the work computer you can't install things on.
Chrome new tab. With the ClearTab extension, every new tab opens on your dashboard. Coming soon to the Chrome Web Store.
Your homepage. Set cleartab.app/tab as the start page in Chrome, Safari, Firefox or Edge. Safari can open it in every new tab too.
Your phone. Add it to your home screen and it opens like an app, stacked into one column.
Your work computer. Nothing to install. Sign in with Google in the browser and your day is there.
Make it your homepage. Pick your browser for the steps.
- Open Settings and go to On start-up.
- Choose Open a specific page or set of pages and add
cleartab.app/tab. - For one-click return, turn on Appearance › Show Home button and set it to
cleartab.app/tab.
To make it your new tab page too, add the ClearTab extension (coming soon).
Everything at a glance. Write it down, tick it off, and see what's next without opening another app.
Calm by design. Only what's worth seeing on a new tab, arranged the way you like it.
Every calendar. Connect more than one Google account and see work and personal events in one schedule. Read-only, always.
Five layouts. Notetaker, Even, Taskmaster, Minimal, or a custom arrangement you build by dragging widgets around.
Only what you use. Switch any widget off and the rest of the dashboard fills the space.
Dock anywhere. Bottom, top, left or right. ⌘K opens chat; #task and #note add things without the mouse.
Countdowns. Birthdays, launches and holidays, counted down one dot at a time.
Weather. Now and the next five days for the city you choose.
Voice memos. Press record, say it out loud, and get a transcribed note back.
On-device AI. Chat runs on Chrome's built-in Gemini Nano. No AI account, no API key.
No ads, no trackers. No advertising and no analytics scripts. Your data is never sold.
Questions? Answers.
A calm starting point for every new tab: your tasks, notes and schedule, arranged in the order you choose, so when you drift you land straight back on what matters. It also has a private AI assistant, weather, countdowns and voice memos.
It reads today's events so it can show your schedule. Access is read-only, so ClearTab can't create, change or delete anything. You can disconnect in Settings or remove access from your Google Account at any time.
Yes. Sign in with one Google account, then add others in Settings, such as work and personal. Their events appear together in the Schedule widget, and you can hide any account with a switch.
Yes. Choose Make tasks with AI on any note, or highlight some text and ask the AI. It suggests tasks with priorities and due dates, and you choose which to add. You can also highlight a line and press + Task to add it straight away.
Yes. Open the layout panel from the dock to pick Notetaker, Even, Taskmaster or Minimal, or drag widgets to swap and split them into your own layout. You can turn widgets off, and drag the dock to any edge of the screen.
In ClearTab’s database, so they follow you between devices. They are only used to run ClearTab for you.
No. Chat runs on Gemini Nano, the model built into Chrome, so your questions and the notes it reads stay on your device. It needs desktop Chrome 138 or later.
Your recording is sent to Google's Gemini API to be transcribed, and the text is saved as a note. ClearTab doesn't keep the audio.
Any modern browser, on a computer or a phone. The AI assistant needs desktop Chrome 138 or later. The Chrome extension, which opens ClearTab in every new tab, is coming soon.
Yes. Set cleartab.app/tab as your homepage or start-up page in Chrome, Safari, Firefox or Edge. Safari can also open it in every new tab. The steps for each browser are in Works anywhere, above.
Yes. Open cleartab.app/tab and add it to your home screen, and it opens like an app with everything in one column. The AI assistant needs desktop Chrome, so it isn't on phones yet.
Settings lets you delete all your notes and tasks and disconnect your calendar. The privacy policy explains how to delete your account entirely.