DevDash by Hesham Yasser
A polished new-tab dashboard for developers — clock, search, GitHub, notes, tasks, and focus tools.
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A polished new-tab dashboard for developers — clock, search, GitHub, notes, tasks, and focus tools.
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DevDash — Developer Command Center
Every new tab is a chance to ship — or a chance to digress.
DevDash turns Chrome’s blank page into a focused command center built for how developers actually work.
No clutter. No noise. Just the tools you open a dozen times a day — finally in one place.
Why DevDash
Start in flow: Open a new tab and you’re already in your workspace — clock, search, and context ready.
GitHub without the rabbit hole: Connect once with OAuth. See profile stats, repos, languages, stars, and recent commit activity without bouncing between tabs.
Search everywhere from one box: Google, GitHub, Stack Overflow, MDN, YouTube — pick a target and go.
Stay sharp: Pomodoro-style focus sessions plus a session log so you can see what you actually got done.
Capture ideas fast: Sticky notes on a free canvas. A clean TODO list that stays local.
Make it yours: Cinematic backgrounds, accent color, customizable developer quick links — a dashboard that feels like your desk, not a generic theme.
What’s inside
Live clock & date
Universal developer search
GitHub dashboard (OAuth connect · private repos when authorized)
Notes canvas & TODO list
Focus timer (Workshop) with session history
Inspirational quote + Quranic ayah
System pulse for connection status
Local backup export / import
Privacy-first by design
Your GitHub connection and personal data stay in your browser.
No analytics platform. No forced account. Backups exclude your GitHub token on purpose.
Install. Open a new tab. Own your day.
DevDash isn’t another pretty new-tab skin.
It’s the developer command center you wish Chrome shipped with.
ull description (paste into Store listing)
DevDash — Developer Command Center
Every new tab is a chance to ship — or a chance to digress.
DevDash turns Chrome’s blank page into a focused command center built for how developers actually work.
No clutter. No noise. Just the tools you open a dozen times a day — finally in one place.
Why DevDash
Start in flow: Open a new tab and you’re already in your workspace — clock, search, and context ready.
GitHub without the rabbit hole: Connect once with OAuth. See profile stats, repos, languages, stars, and recent commit activity without bouncing between tabs.
Search everywhere from one box: Google, GitHub, Stack Overflow, MDN, YouTube — pick a target and go.
Stay sharp: Pomodoro-style focus sessions plus a session log so you can see what you actually got done.
Capture ideas fast: Sticky notes on a free canvas. A clean TODO list that stays local.
Make it yours: Cinematic backgrounds, accent color, customizable developer quick links — a dashboard that feels like your desk, not a generic theme.
What’s inside
Live clock & date
Universal developer search
GitHub dashboard (OAuth connect · private repos when authorized)
Notes canvas & TODO list
Focus timer (Workshop) with session history
Inspirational quote + Quranic ayah
System pulse for connection status
Local backup export / import
Privacy-first by design
Your GitHub connection and personal data stay in your browser.
No analytics platform. No forced account. Backups exclude your GitHub token on purpose.
Install. Open a new tab. Own your day.
DevDash isn’t another pretty new-tab skin.
It’s the developer command center you wish Chrome shipped with.
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Required permissions:
- Access browser tabs
- Access your data for all websites
Optional permissions:
- Access your data for all websites
Data collection:
- The developer says this extension doesn't require data collection.
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- Version
- 1.3.3
- Size
- 5.86 MB
- Last updated
- 4 days ago (Aug 14, 2026)
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- License
- Mozilla Public License 2.0
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