QuietDash is a physical e-ink display designed for the desk, offering a minimalist dashboard for tracking personal progress metrics. Its primary aim is to provide users with glanceable information—such as focus time, habits, budget, or writing streaks—without the distractions of notifications or glowing screens. The device is intended to address the problem of frequent phone checking for simple updates, presenting essential data in a way that avoids the interruptions and attention-grabbing features common in digital devices.
5-inch e-ink screen with a resolution of 800 by 480 pixels, displaying information in dithered black and white. It is described as having a matte, paper-like surface that remains visible in various lighting conditions without a backlight, ensuring that it does not emit blue light or illuminate a dark room. QuietDash is designed to operate silently, without fans, chimes, or any capacity for notifications. The device refreshes its display a few times an hour and is engineered to last for weeks on a single charge, as e-ink technology only consumes power during image updates.
Users can select which metrics are displayed, focusing only on the numbers that matter to them. The platform intentionally ignores other data, reinforcing its purpose as a distraction-free tool. QuietDash is not positioned as a smart display or tablet, but rather as a single-purpose device that quietly supports productivity and digital minimalism. The device is suitable for individuals who want to monitor their progress or key metrics without being drawn into additional digital interactions, and may appeal to those in environments where focus is valued, such as workplaces or staff rooms.
There is no mention of pricing, licensing, or specific integrations. The product is currently available for waitlist sign-up, with interest from online communities noted in user testimonials.
In the Other productivity space, QuietDash takes a focused approach. It focuses on reducing digital distractions by providing a calm, glanceable display of key personal metrics. It is built as a consumer product for productivity-focused individuals. QuietDash is available on the web.
It is developed by fberrez, and the product first shipped in 2026. Development happens publicly on GitHub with 82 stars and 14 commits in the last 90 days. Key capabilities include E-ink display, progress tracking, and minimal notifications. Access is currently waitlist-only.
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