Nepali date & calendar
Today's date in both the Bikram Sambat and Gregorian calendars, with festivals and occasions woven in.
Free · Open source · Made in Nepal
A calm dashboard with a Nepali calendar, focus tools, and quiet widgets — so you can begin each day with intention.
No account requiredWorks offlineMIT licensed
Everything in one quiet place
Every widget is optional, rearrangeable, and tuned to be glanced at — never to pull you in.
Today's date in both the Bikram Sambat and Gregorian calendars, with festivals and occasions woven in.
A live clock with up to two extra timezones — keep Kathmandu and New York in the same glance.
A flexible grid of at-a-glance widgets: clock, notes, events, weather, stocks, Spotify, RSS, and more.
One keystroke to a fullscreen zen view. Just you and the task in front of you.
Optional rain and white-noise audio that fades in for deep work, and out when the timer ends.
Three hand-tuned widget surfaces, plus a sunrise-to-sunset auto theme that follows your day.
Gentle eye-break reminders that nudge you to blink, stretch, and reset — on your schedule.
Calendar, Tasks, and Contacts. Birthdays, anniversaries, and events, synced quietly.
Quiet the sites that pull you away the moment you need depth.
No account required, tokens stay on your device — and your dashboard follows you across machines.
Look the way you think
Three hand-tuned widget surfaces — a warm paper grain, a frosted glass, and a bold pop-art panel — so your new tab feels like yours.
Sunrise to sunset, automatically. Set your location and Undistracted Me flips between light and dark on its own — bright parchment during the day, a restful pine at night. No toggle, no thought.
Time, in every timezone
The clock tracks up to two extra timezones, and the date speaks both — Gregorian and Bikram Sambat, with Nepal's festivals built right in.
Deep work, on demand
Hit the toggle and your whole screen becomes a single, calm surface — the clock, a place for your notes, and your tasks. No tabs, no feeds, no badges.
Private by design
Undistracted Me is built to be quiet about your data. There's no account to create, no tracking to opt out of, and no analytics watching over your shoulder.
Good questions
Yes — completely free, with no paid tiers, no premium unlock, and no ads. It's also open source under the MIT license, so the whole thing is yours to inspect, fork, and improve.
Yes. The dashboard, notes, to-dos, timer, and Nepali calendar all work without a connection. Only live features like weather, stocks, and Google sync need to be online.
Nothing by default. If you connect Google Calendar, Tasks, or Contacts, that data is read only to display it on your dashboard and stays on your device. We don't run analytics or sell anything. Full details live in the privacy policy.
Yes. Undistracted Me ships for both Chrome and Firefox with the same features, and the same respect for your privacy. Grab it from the Firefox Add-ons store.
The easiest way is to report a bug or suggest a feature through the forms, or open an issue on GitHub. We read everything.
Install in seconds. Keep your focus for hours.