SlayTab replaces the empty new-tab screen — the one screen everyone opens dozens of times a day — with a live operating dashboard: today's meetings, what actually needs a reply, your task list, and your pipeline. It reads from the tools you already use. It doesn't ask you to migrate to a new one.
Illustrative preview of the widget canvas — SlayTab is in active development, not yet live.
Every switch between inbox, calendar, LinkedIn, a CRM, and a notes app costs real focus — more than most people notice. A full CRM is too heavy and demands data entry. A dashboard builder like Notion needs manual setup and pulls no live signal. Other new-tab replacements are wellness tools with no business logic at all. Nothing sits at the intersection of "start of day," "role-specific," and "zero migration cost."
One glance at meetings, inbox signal, and today's top must-wins — without adopting another tool to manage.
Stay in your follow-up cadence. Calendar, inbox, and pipeline visibility without tabbing into a heavy CRM.
Manage a content calendar and social cadence alongside meetings and inbox, in the same view.
Today's calendar, pulled from Google or Microsoft — join with one click, no tab-switch to find the link.
Unread count and the subjects that actually matter from Gmail, with one-click compose — without living inside Gmail all day.
Morning setup through wind-down, with streaks — the flagship widget, the reason someone keeps SlayTab past week one.
Auto-filled from LinkedIn profile pages — pipeline visibility without a heavy CRM you have to remember to update.
Draft social and newsletter content, handed off to Buffer or Mailchimp when it's ready.
1 user, 3 widgets, 1 integration, basic themes.
All widgets, all integrations, custom theme + CSS, priority support. $79/yr billed annually.
Everything in Pro, plus a team workspace, admin panel, and audit logs. 5–50 seats. $159/seat/yr annually.
SlayTab is in active development. Tell us your role and how you work today, and we'll reach out when there's something to try.
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