Today

Today

A calm new tab page with the tasks you need to complete today, along with meetings, timezones, and notes.

Features

Tasks

Synced with your Google Tasks — add, complete, edit, and delete right from the new tab page.

📅

Meetings

Today's Google Calendar events at a glance, with the ability to create or delete events.

🌐

World clock

Track the time across multiple timezones alongside your own.

📝

Notes

A quick scratchpad for jotting things down, right on the new tab page.

🕒

Clock & date

A clean flip clock plus today's date — Nepali Bikram Sambat alongside Gregorian.

Work hours

Set your work hours and weekend days so your day view reflects your own schedule.

🎨

Themes

Multiple dark and light themes, with automatic switching based on time of day.

🔒

Privacy mode

One click blurs your tasks, meetings, and notes — screen-share safe in seconds.

Screenshots

Today dashboard showing meetings, notes, and tasks
Meetings, notes, and tasks — all in one glance.
Timezones settings showing multiple countries and times
Add up to three timezones to track alongside your own.
Work hours settings with start, end, and weekend days
Set your work hours and weekend days.
Theme settings with dark and light options and automatic switching
Pick a theme, or let it switch automatically through the day.
Dashboard with privacy mode enabled, blurring tasks and meetings
Privacy mode blurs your content instantly — handy on a shared screen.

Privacy Policy

Last updated: 2026-09-09

Today is a Chrome new-tab extension. This page explains what data it accesses and what it does with it.

What the extension accesses

What the extension does not do

Where data is stored

Your tasks, notes, timezone selections, work-hours, and theme preferences, along with a cached copy of today's meetings and the day's Nepali date, are stored in Chrome's local extension storage (chrome.storage.local) on your own device, so the new tab page has something to show instantly before network requests finish. Your Google OAuth access token is cached in session storage (chrome.storage.session), which is automatically cleared when the browser closes. None of this data is ever transmitted anywhere outside your browser and Google's own APIs, and it is removed if you uninstall the extension.

Google API Services User Data Policy

Today's use and transfer of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.

Permissions this extension requests, and why

Contact

Questions about this policy: nrdshgtm@gmail.com