Tasks & Notes
on your new tab.
Slaet transforms your new tab into a customizable, picturesque view with your tasks and notes — so you never forget getting things done again.
Add tasks
to new tab
Expand to
full workspace
The extension. Built for the tab you're already on.
Already there.
No effort required.
Every new tab you open, Slaet is already there — your tasks visible, a space to write ready. Your search engine still works, your wallpaper is yours to pick, and there's nothing to launch or remember. The gap between 'I should write that down' and actually writing it down disappears.
Your tab,
your way.
Pick a wallpaper that makes you actually want to open a new tab. Dial the blur to your taste — subtle or bold. Your Google, Bing, or DuckDuckGo search stays exactly where it always was. Slaet makes the new tab feel like yours, not like an app that moved in.
The app. When you need more than a new tab.
Create & share lists.
Work with your partner.
Create lists for work, home, or anything in between. Add tasks and notes to any list, then share it — and everyone sees changes live. No email threads, no status updates. Just a shared list that stays current.
Paste anything.
Beautifully auto formatted.
Full notes that work the way you think. Copy a Claude response, a ChatGPT thread, a webpage, a code block — and paste it as-is. No formatting disasters, no stripped markdown. What you copy is what you get.
Get reminder notifications.
In your browser.
Set a reminder and Slaet resurfaces the task at the right time — no daily review needed. Add a priority flag to the things that can't wait. Not every task needs urgency, but when one does, you'll know.
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write it down,
find it around.
Free to start. Lives on your new tab. Takes ten seconds.
No spam. Updates only when something real ships.