How Slaet compares to the apps you're probably already using

Every comparison below states where the other tool wins, because on at least one dimension it does. Slaet is free with no paid tier, local-first, and built so tasks and notes live on the new tab itself — that combination is genuinely hard to match. It also has no focus timer, no bookmark grid, no databases and no Firefox build, and pretending otherwise would waste your time and ours.

Feature and pricing claims are read from each competitor's own site and dated, so you can check them. Last verified August 2026.

Which one should you actually use?

Short version, and it isn't always Slaet:

• Your tasks already live in Todoist, Asana or Trello and you want a beautiful dashboard over them — use Momentum. Slaet has no integrations.
• You want open source, Firefox support, or endless visual tweaking — use Tabliss. It is free too, and Slaet doesn't beat it on any of those three.
• The new tab is how you navigate the web — use Infinity New Tab. Slaet has no speed dial at all.
• You need databases, wikis or a team workspace — use Notion, and keep it. Slaet is a capture surface, not a knowledge base.
• You want tasks and real notes on the new tab, free, working offline with no account — that is the case Slaet was built for, and it's why the pages above exist.