All In One Work Hub by All In One Inc

Start your day on one page instead of five. All In One Work Hub gives you a calendar, a to do list, a notes panel, a world clock with alarms, and a calculator in a single dashboard that opens in its own browser tab. There is no account to create, and your events, tasks, and notes stay in your own browser.

What All In One Work Hub does

Click the toolbar icon and the dashboard opens in a new tab. Tabs across the top move you between the calendar, the calculator, the to do list, and the clock, and the notes panel slides out from the header so you can write something down without leaving the view you were in. Everything you add is saved in your browser, so it is waiting for you the next time you open the dashboard.

Features

• Calendar you can work in. Click a day to add an event, drag an event to reschedule it, and move between month, week, and day views. A print button gives you a paper copy of the month when you need one.
• Event reminders. Choose how many minutes before an event you want to be warned, and a small popup window appears when the time comes.
• To do list. Add tasks, edit them, check them off, and remove the ones you are finished with, so the list reflects where you actually are.
• World clock. Add the time zones of the people you work with and see all of them at once, with a clear day or night indicator, instead of doing the math in your head.
• Daily alarms. Set an alarm on any clock and it arrives at that time as a popup window with an alert sound, even if the dashboard tab is not in front of you.
• Notes panel. A scratch pad one click away from every tab that keeps what you typed for next time.
• Calculator. Run the numbers without leaving the page or opening another program.
• Three display themes. Pick the default look, a dark theme for low light, or a light theme, and the whole dashboard follows.
• Search box on the dashboard so you can look something up without opening an empty tab first. Firefox asks at install whether you want to use the search option that comes with this extension. The choice is yours, Firefox handles the prompt, and you can change it back in Firefox settings at any time.

Who it is for

• Remote workers coordinating with colleagues in other time zones who are tired of converting hours by hand.
• Students keeping assignment due dates, reminders, and a running task list in the same place.
• Freelancers who want a day plan, a task list, and a calculator sitting in one tab all day.
• Anyone who keeps a browser open from morning to evening and would rather not install four separate programs to stay organized.

Privacy and data

Your events, tasks, notes, and alarms are stored in your own browser rather than on a server, and there is no sign up. The extension does report installation and usage information so the product can be supported and maintained. A disclosure notice opens the first time you install, so you can read what that covers before you decide, and you can reopen it from the settings page whenever you want to look again.

One tab, one place for your whole day.