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An adorable cozy pet that greets you on every new tab. 100% local, no tracking. Meet TabMaka, an adorable cozy companion that lives on your new-tab page. Designed as a cute kawaii frog loaf, it warmly greets you every time you open a new tab. What you get: - An interactive kawaii frog companion with real-time cursor-following eye tracking, expressive blinking, and breathing animations - Drag and drop your companion anywhere on the screen, or poke it for cute playful bounce reactions - Ambient color palette switcher to easily set your preferred soothing background tone - Minimalist clock toggle (12-hour, 24-hour, or hidden) and editable greeting - A clean, calm, and distraction-free new-tab experience Built for people who want a little delight without the bloat: - 100% local. No analytics, no telemetry, no network requests, no account required. - The only permission requested is storage, used solely to remember your frog's position, custom greeting, background color, and clock preferences. - Lightweight and lightning fast. Built with vanilla TypeScript and HTML5 Canvas, no heavy frameworks, loads instantly. - Respects system reduced-motion settings and pauses animation when the tab is inactive, costing ~0% CPU. Open source (MIT). Build it from source or view the code on GitHub.
Aug 19, 2026
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