DashSuey
Sponsor
Personal dashboard with widgets you drag, resize and save to your own board.
Sponsored by DashSuey, made by the people who maintain this list.
- Type
- Hosted web app
- Price
- Free plan, paid upgrades
- Code
- Closed source
- Runs on
- Web
A list of dashboard products and projects: personal dashboards, start pages, new tab extensions, self-hosted and homelab dashboards, wall displays and e-ink screens, smart home panels, business intelligence and monitoring tools, and dashboard frameworks and admin templates.
22 entries in 5 categories. Each row shows the first few; the category page has the rest.
4 entries
A personal dashboard puts your own weather, to-do list and links on one page. Here is what tells the free, paid and family-focused options apart.
Sponsor
Personal dashboard with widgets you drag, resize and save to your own board.
Sponsored by DashSuey, made by the people who maintain this list.
Hosted dashboard with bookmarks, weather, world clocks and to-do lists.
Household command center web app showing shared schedules, lists and updates in real time.
Hosted command center dashboard sized for multi-monitor desktops, wall screens and TVs.
4 entries
A start page replaces your browser's home tab with your own bookmarks and widgets. Here is how to pick one, and how it differs from Startpage.com.
Start page and productivity dashboard with widgets and an ad-free premium tier.
Widget-based start page with private, public or password-shared tabs and categories.
Bookmark-based start page with widgets, page sharing and AI features.
Tile-based start page organizing bookmarks and apps into a visual grid.
6 entries
A new tab extension replaces your browser's blank new tab with widgets. Here is how the free and paid options differ, and what to check first.
Open source new tab extension with folders, widgets and custom themes.
Minimalist new tab extension with iOS-style backgrounds, quick links, notes and a Pomodoro timer.
New tab extension with icon folders, HD wallpapers, weather and cloud-synced bookmarks.
New tab extension pairing a photo backdrop with a daily focus and to-do list.
New tab extension with live widgets for calendar, stocks, weather and Google Photos.
New tab extension covering tasks, markets, AI chat and smart home control.
5 entries
Self-hosted dashboards run on your own server, next to Pi-hole or Plex. Here is how the YAML-first and drag-and-drop options compare, and what each needs.
Self-hosted app launcher with live status checks, dozens of widgets, and a YAML config.
Self-hosted feed aggregator with RSS, Reddit, and server stat widgets in one page.
Application launcher for homelab services with search and per-app live stats.
Drag-and-drop homelab dashboard with built-in authentication and third-party integrations.
Static server dashboard with service integrations and Docker label discovery.
A dashboard wall display shows a calendar, weather or status on a screen mounted on a wall. Here is how e-ink, LED and repurposed TV options compare.
Wall display service showing calendars, photos, weather and smart home status on any screen.
Open source framework for building a Raspberry Pi smart mirror from modular widgets.
E-ink wall display running a plugin marketplace of dashboard apps.
All 22 entries on one page, grouped by category, with filter stamps such as free and browser extension.
Write-up
DashSuey is a hosted personal dashboard: widgets you drag, resize and save to your own board. Here is its free plan, its real limits, and how it compares.
Write-up
Dashy is a free, open source homelab dashboard you run with Docker. Here is the install command, what the widgets need, and where it falls short.
Write-up
Momentum replaces your new tab with a daily photo, quote and to-do list. Here is what the free tier covers, what Plus costs, and where the limits are.