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Siket vs Infinity New Tab
A customisable start page versus a task-first workspace.
The short version
Infinity New Tab is a highly customisable start page. Icons, wallpapers, folders, and widgets can be arranged into a personal launchpad.
Siket does not try to replace every part of the start page. It replaces the blank tab with a place to capture tasks, choose the day, and see what is dated.
If you want a launchpad, Infinity is built for that. If you want a short list of work, Siket is the narrower tool.
At a glance
| Question | Siket | Infinity New Tab |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Planning and finishing tasks. | Building a custom start page with shortcuts and widgets. |
| Free plan | Every feature, with no paid tier. | Free core with optional paid features. |
| Task model | Lists, views, templates, and optional due dates. | Start-page shortcuts and widgets. |
| Calendar | A calendar view for dated tasks. | Widgets and shortcuts rather than a task calendar. |
| Privacy | No analytics or advertising scripts. | See the current privacy policy for details. |
| Accounts | Account-backed sync across devices. | See the current product documentation for details. |
Choose Siket if
- You want a task manager rather than a start-page builder.
- You want the new tab to be useful immediately, not configured first.
- You want one free plan with no upgrade prompt.
Choose Infinity New Tab if
- You enjoy arranging icons, folders, and widgets.
- You want a custom launchpad on every new tab.
- You are comfortable with a larger set of display options.
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