


There are plenty of tools to supercharge Chrome's new tab page, and some so powerful they're productivity tools of their own, but Dayboard takes a more minimal, focused approach. Each day, you'll want to add the five most important things you want to accomplish—the ones that you'll feel good about finishing that day. From there, that's what you see with every new tab. If you prefer, you can toggle "focus mode," which only shows you one to-do at a time.

The creator of Dayboard explained in a Reddit post that he created Dayboard because he noticed most of his distractions happened when he was switching tasks—opening new tabs, going to a different website, and so on. If that sounds familiar, hopefully Dayboard will keep your mind on the things you need to accomplish every time you open a new Chrome tab and get tempted to head to YouTube or Facebook. Hit the link below to download it.

Dayboard (Free) | Chrome Web Store

Thanks to John for sending in the tip!