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Siket vs daily.dev
A developer news feed versus a place to plan the day.
The short version
daily.dev turns the new tab into a personalised feed of developer news, articles, and discussions. It is built for discovery and staying current.
Siket is built for the work that follows the reading: the task, the day, and the list you return to. It does not try to become a news feed.
These products can sit side by side. Many people will want both, or a feed in one browser and a task list in another.
At a glance
| Question | Siket | daily.dev |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Planning and finishing tasks. | Discovering developer articles and discussions. |
| Free plan | Every feature, with no paid tier. | Free core with optional paid features. |
| Task model | Inbox, Today, Next week, and project lists. | A reading feed rather than a task list. |
| Calendar | Due dates and a calendar view. | Not the primary surface. |
| Privacy | No analytics or advertising scripts. | See the current privacy policy for details. |
| Accounts | Account-backed sync across devices. | An account powers the personalised feed. |
Choose Siket if
- You want the new tab to point at your own work.
- You prefer a quiet list over a feed.
- You want a free task manager with no paywalled core.
Choose daily.dev if
- You want developer news on every new tab.
- You enjoy a personalised reading feed.
- You want discovery and community around articles.
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