panodash_

Every metric. Zero noise.

$ panodash --init
[ ok ] mounting /dev/newtab .............. ready
[ ok ] local storage ..................... encrypted · yours
[ ok ] telemetry ......................... not found (by design)
[ ?? ] connected sources ................. ████████ redacted until launch
$ starting signal…

What is this?

You check Stripe. Then Analytics. Then GitHub. Then your bank. Every morning. Nine tabs, every day, forever.

Panodash ends the tab ritual. It's a dashboard that lives where you already look — your browser's new tab — and shows every metric you care about the moment you open a window. Revenue, traffic, stars, subscribers, sleep score. One glance, and you know.

• 🟩 Local-first. Your metrics, layouts, and keys live in your browser's storage. Not our servers. We can't read what we never receive.
• 🟩 Open source. This repository will contain the full extension source at launch. Auditable, forkable, yours.
• 🟩 No telemetry. Zero analytics by default. The dashboard is for watching your numbers — not for anyone watching you.
• 🟨 Connected sources. ████████ — redacted until launch. (You can guess some of them.)

Status

Pre-release. The source opens when the extension ships.

Until then:

→ Join the waitlist at panodash.app — we'll send exactly one email, when the tab goes live.

Why the source isn't public yet

We're not hiding the code — we're finishing it. Launching an OSS project means every issue, PR, and fork deserves attention from day one, and we want to be ready to give it.

Roadmap (the unredacted parts)

• Local metric tracking & fully configurable widgets
• Design system (SIGNAL — you're looking at it)
• ████████████████ (in progress)
• ██████████ (in review with ██████)
• Public launch

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_{open source · local-first · arriving soon — panodash.app}