🗂️
Grouped cards
Organise links into groups like Favourites and Locations, each with auto-fetched favicons. Collapse the ones you don't always need — it remembers.
Everything, in reach
Small touches that make a home page feel like home
⭐
Pinned row
Star any card to a compact strip at the very top, so the handful you open constantly are always one glance away.
🔎
Instant search
The search bar is focused the moment a tab opens — just start typing. Submit to Google, DuckDuckGo or Bing; press / to refocus.
🕘
Clock & greeting
A large clock and date, plus a personal “Good morning, name” with an optional focus line — your name picked up from your signed-in account.
✏️
Edit in place
Add, rename and remove cards and groups right on the page. Paste a URL into the quick-add bar and a card appears, favicon and title and all.
🎯
Drag & drop
Reorder cards within a group or drag them between groups. Give each card an emoji icon and an accent colour to make it yours.
⌨️
Keyboard first
Arrow keys move between cards, Enter opens the focused one, and 1–9 jump straight to the Nth card.
📝
Sticky notes
A persistent scratchpad in the corner that saves as you type. Perfect for the three things you keep forgetting.
🎨
Make it yours
Auto / light / dark themes and a background of your choosing — solid, gradient, your own image, or a fresh daily photo. Columns to taste.
☁️
Follows you & backs up
Your layout syncs across signed-in Chrome, and you can export the whole thing to a JSON file and import it anywhere.
One folder, every browser
Chromium & Firefox, from the same code
The same manifest.json runs everywhere — a Gecko settings block
that Chromium ignores and Firefox needs. Load it unpacked in seconds, or grab
a packaged build.
- Chromium — open
chrome://extensions, turn on Developer mode, Load unpacked, pick the folder. - Firefox —
about:debugging→ Load Temporary Add-on → pickmanifest.json. - Open a new tab. That's Hearth. 🔥
🌐 Chrome
🧭 Edge
🦁 Brave
🎭 Opera
💠 Vivaldi
🦊 Firefox
Private by design
Nothing phones home
Hearth asks for a single permission — identity — and only to read
your signed-in account email so the greeting can say your name. The name is
derived locally and nothing is sent anywhere. Not signed in? It just asks you
to type one.
1permission requested
0trackers or analytics
0servers of ours involved
JSONexport you fully own
Your cards and settings live in your browser's own sync storage. Favicons come from DuckDuckGo's icon service; if one fails, the card falls back to the site's initial.