VeryWWW. /
Your daily mood
The web, but very you.
A new tab that holds your tools, notes, prompts, focus timer and the odd movement break. Free. Local-first. Mildly opinionated.
N° 01 — The tab
This is it. Go on, poke it.
A few things to try. This preview keeps your notes and priorities for this visit only.
VERYWWW /
YOUR DAILY MOOD
Well.Well.Whatever.
Another tab. Another brilliant idea. Probably.
To whistle feebly or tunelessly.
The budget soundtrack for your next heroic expedition to the kettle.
ChatGPTH: 15° L: 10°
Nothing scheduled today.
Add an eventWONDERFUL OUTCOMES
N° 02 — Contents
Everything a new tab should have been doing.
Every tool you open forty times a day, one tile away. Group them into Spaces — Morning Setup, Deep Work — and open the lot in one click. Save a window’s tabs as a Space, switch back to it later, and close the duplicates.
Three priorities a day, not seven, starred straight from your to-do list. Type “Send the deck friday 14:00 p1 #Work” and it’s filed with its day, time and list. Repeats, steps and reminders when you need them. Rich-text notes when the thought gets bigger.
Keep the prompts that actually work. Paste something, pick an assistant, ask. Your best phrasing, on tap.
Your day on the new tab: what’s on now, what’s next, and the free time between. Subscribe to your Google, Outlook or iCloud calendar, drag tasks into time blocks, and start a 25, 50 or 90-minute focus session when it’s time.
Gemini
Claude
Perplexity
SunoOne click. Every tab you were going to open anyway.
Three priorities. Not seven. You know who you are.
Your best phrasing, kept somewhere better than a sticky note.
Breaks wait politely until your timer’s done.
N° 03 — Tools
Every assistant. One tab away.
- GeminiThink bigger
- ChatGPTTurn ideas into action
- ClaudeA more thoughtful you
- GrokReal-time insights
- PerplexityAnswers with perspective
- SunoIdeas in sound
- RunwayThe next creative era
- ElevenLabsA more human voice
Bring your own.
Add any site as a tool. Name it, give it a line, pick a colour for its mark. Put %s in a search address, then type the tool’s name followed by a query in the command bar.
N° 04 — The command bar
Type b. Then anything.
In Chrome’s address bar, type b and a space. Sums, conversions, any of your tools by name — from whatever tab you’re on. Or press ⌘K on the new tab itself.
b 2 tablespoons in ml- 29.5736 ml
b 18% of 240- 43.2
b perplexity ramen near me- Copy & open Perplexity
VeryWWW.
2 tablespoons in ml
N° 05 — Body & mood
A tab that notices you’ve been sitting.
Choose a break to see the actual product demonstration.
Switch reminders on and, every so often, VeryWWW suggests two minutes of moving, stretching, breathing — or looking at something further away than a screen. The product’s 3D figure shows body movements; breathing and eye exercises have their own paced visuals. Each exercise says how good the evidence is. It waits until your focus timer ends.
VeryWWW /
Your daily mood
Well. Well. Whatever.
Another tab. Another brilliant idea. Probably.
N° 06 — Places & Shelf · Working prototype
Good things.
In good company.
Your café with the questionable chairs. That park. A link you might actually read. File them together.
One entry. Several folders. Save a place, add your own note, mark it as a favourite and choose where it belongs. The new filing drawer opens in 180 milliseconds.
Your collection, kept here. Search names, notes, tags and cities. Edit a folder with its labelled button. Trash, restore, Undo and export are all working.
Open Places & Shelf ↗Try it below. These examples are fictional. Your prototype edits stay on this device, separate from the installed extension. Maps open only when you choose Directions.
N° 07 — Questions
Asked, mostly politely.
Yes. No plans, no tiers, no “Pro”. It’s a new tab, not a subscription.
Not quite. VeryWWW is in private testing, and its Chrome Web Store listing is on the way. When it’s live, this page will link straight to it.
In your browser. Notes, priorities, prompts, tools and Spaces are stored locally by Chrome. There’s no VeryWWW account and nothing is sent to us. Switch on Chrome sync and your tools, Spaces, prompts and settings follow your Google account; notes never do. The details are in the privacy note.
Storage, alarms (for breaks and the timer), search, the side panel and the right-click menu, to start — none of them shows a warning. It can touch a web page only when you use one of its menu items or shortcuts on that page. Tabs, bookmarks, notifications, calendar sites and the rest are optional, asked for only when you switch on the feature that needs them. The full list, and why, is in the privacy note.
Chrome 116 or newer.
Type b and a space in the address bar to talk to VeryWWW from any tab: sums, unit conversions, your tools by name.
No. Press Alt+X, or click its toolbar button, and VeryWWW opens in Chrome’s side panel beside whatever you’re reading: tools, notes, prompts, the Shelf and the focus timer. Right-click selected text, a link or the page itself to save it as a note, a tool or a Shelf entry. Alt+Shift+N switches Light/Dark and Alt+Shift+F starts a focus session; change any of them at chrome://extensions/shortcuts.
Yes. Settings → Personality → Unfiltered humour. Off keeps the daily mood clean. It was mostly Finnish anyway.
Presenting mode takes notes, to-dos, calendar entries and activity off the page while you share. They aren’t blurred: the text isn’t there to find, copy or read aloud.
Open-Meteo, and only once you’ve set a city; your city is used to fetch a forecast and nothing else.
N° 08 —
Fin.
Open a new tab. You’ll see.
Coming soon to the Chrome Web Store
VeryWWW is in private testing.
The store listing is on its way. No waiting list, nothing to sign up for: when it’s live, this page links straight to it.