Birdview per Ali Dulaimi

Birdview turns every new tab into a calm, private command center for your work and life — without an account, a server, or a network connection.

Everything you capture is stored locally on your device and works completely offline. It stays fast, private, and fully yours.

EVERYTHING IN ONE PLACE
• Today's Tasks — checklists, priorities, due dates, reminders, drag-to-reorder
• Urgent — color-coded items with live countdown timers and overdue alerts
• Recurring — daily, weekly, or monthly habits that regenerate automatically, with streaks
• Projects — subtasks, links, attachments, tags, and a full Kanban board
• Job tracker — follow applications from saved to offer, with notes, salary, and follow-ups
• Outreach pipeline — track contacts and stages, with CSV import and export
• Watch list — save videos with thumbnails; mark watched or favorite
• Content planners — plan posts with captions, hashtags, and publish dates
• Screenshot inbox — paste, drop, or capture the current tab; view full screen
• Calendar — month view with .ics import and export
• Quick Links — paste a URL and it becomes a saved, clickable link
• Custom cards — build your own categories

FAST AND KEYBOARD-FIRST
• Global search and a command palette (Ctrl or Cmd + K)
• Quick-capture popup and a floating button to add anything in seconds
• In-app reminders with an optional chime
• Undo and redo everywhere

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
• No account, no login, no cloud, no tracking
• All data stored locally on your device
• Export to Markdown, CSV, JSON, or a full backup — and import it back anytime

Open source (MIT). On desktop everything is available; on Firefox for Android the dashboard works, with some browser-integration features (new-tab override, tab capture) limited by the platform.