Horizon

A personal orientation surface for your browser

Horizon is a personal browser console for time, weather, daylight, tasks, links, and the things you want to keep in view. Built to feel more like an instrument panel than a dashboard, it gives you a calm, configurable place to orient yourself before getting to work.

One screen for what matters now

Horizon brings a small set of useful daily information into one focused browser surface.

The current console includes:

  • Local time and date

  • Current weather and conditions*

  • Sunrise and sunset*

  • 24-hour daylight position*

  • Persistent tasks

  • Editable quick links

  • Daily intention

  • Location-aware information*

  • Light and dark display modes

  • Configurable instrument and interface settings

  • Responsive layouts across desktop, mobile, and wide displays

Your personal tasks, links, and settings stay stored locally in your browser.

*Data by Open-Meteo

Built more like an instrument panel

Horizon takes cues from physical equipment, information displays, and control surfaces rather than traditional productivity dashboards.

The interface is intentionally sparse, with an emphasis on glanceable information, strong hierarchy, and controls that stay out of the way until you need them.

Display settings already let you adjust parts of the visual system, with more editions and configuration options planned.

Coming next

Horizon is still actively being expanded.

Some of the instruments and features currently being explored include:

  • Rain probability and upcoming precipitation

  • Wind direction and gusts

  • UV index

  • Air quality

  • Daylight duration

  • Marine and coastal conditions

  • Moon phase and lunar information

  • Local astronomy events

  • Calendar integration

  • More visual editions and display controls

The goal is to add useful context without turning the console into another overloaded dashboard.

Use Horizon as your browser home

Horizon is available now:

Launch Horizon →

You can bookmark it, set it as your browser home or startup page, or use a custom new-tab extension to open Horizon automatically when you create a new tab.

A more direct installation option is planned as the product develops.

Follow the build

Horizon is still evolving, with new instruments, refinements, and visual editions being added as the product develops.

For updates, new features, and behind-the-scenes progress, follow @ryancolgin on X.

If you'd like to support continued work on Horizon and other Atlas products, you can support the project here.

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