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SabaiStart

Launched this week

Local-first browser dashboard with widgets

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Local-first browser dashboard with widgets

7 followers

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SabaiStart is a private, local-first browser dashboard built as an installable Progressive Web App. Unlike most start pages, it works entirely offline and stores all settings, bookmarks, themes, and widgets directly on the user's device. It includes Weather, Radio, Calendar, and Media widgets, supports custom HTML5 widgets with public APIs, and runs on Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS—without cloud services, accounts, or tracking.

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Launch tags:Productivity•User Experience•Tech

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Hi everyone! I'm Michael, an independent developer currently living in Thailand. I built SabaiStart because I was looking for a fast, private, and customizable browser start page that didn't depend on cloud services, user accounts, or subscriptions. Everything in SabaiStart runs locally in your browser—even offline. My goal was to create something lightweight that gives users full control over their data and allows them to build their own experience with widgets and public APIs. I'd love to hear your feedback, ideas, and feature requests. Thanks for checking out SabaiStart!

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2d ago

Love the local-first approach, feels rare to see a dashboard that respects privacy this much. One idea: add a "shared widget" feature using exportable JSON snippets so users can swap widget configs without needing to sign up for anything. Would make the custom HTML5 widget ecosystem way more discoverable.

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13h ago

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@evangeline_cross

Thanks for the great feedback! I like the idea of shareable widgets without requiring accounts or cloud services.

SabaiStart is intentionally designed around simplicity and local ownership. At the moment, users can already create widgets directly with HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript, which keeps things flexible and easy to understand.

That said, import/export functionality for complete widget packages could be an interesting addition in the future while still keeping everything local and privacy-friendly.

Thanks for the suggestion!

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4h ago

@evangeline_cross

Thanks for the great feedback! I like the idea of shareable widgets without requiring accounts or cloud services.

That said, import/export functionality for complete widget packages could be an interesting addition in the future while still keeping everything local and privacy-friendly.

Thanks for the suggestion!