Chamuka Labs

XENEON EDGE WIDGETS

Small widgets.
Big glance.

Three widgets for the strip beside your screen. Scroll, and spend one day with them.

XENEON EDGE WIDGETS

Small widgets. Big glance.

Your tasks, your prayer times and the time in every city you work with, on the strip beside your screen. These are the real widgets, running right here.

Coming soon to the Elgato Marketplace.

01 · Todoist

Everything due.
One tap from done.

  1. See the day at a glance.

    Overdue, today and later sit side by side, with a live count of what is left.

  2. Tap to finish.

    Touch the circle and the task is done. No window to open, no keyboard to find.

  3. Slipped? Undo.

    You get five seconds to change your mind. Undo brings the task straight back.

  4. Your filter, your rules.

    Show what you want: today and overdue, only priority one, one project. Any Todoist filter works.

Todoist

Task Board

Everything due today or overdue, one tap from done. Tap a circle in the widget below. It really completes the task, and Undo really brings it back.

  • Overdue, today and later, side by side.
  • Tap the circle to finish a task. Undo is right there.
  • Use any Todoist filter you like.

Works with a Todoist account and your API token.

02 · Prayer times

The next prayer,
always in view.

  1. Large enough to read across the room.

    The next prayer and how long until it, in type you can see from the doorway.

  2. Watch it count down.

    Scroll and the clock moves. When the minute arrives, the highlight moves with it.

  3. Any place, your method.

    Enter your coordinates, pick your calculation method and your Asr school.

  4. The Hijri date, too.

    Today in both calendars, quietly beside the place name.

Aladhan

Prayer Times

The next prayer and how long until it, at a glance. Drag the time slider to watch the countdown and the highlighted prayer change.

  • A live countdown to the next prayer.
  • All five prayers and sunrise, with the current one lit.
  • Any location, your calculation method, the Hijri date.

Works with an internet connection (times come from Aladhan).

03 · Time zones

Every city.
The hours you share.

  1. Every city on one strip.

    Local time for the people you work with, with a bar for each one's working day.

  2. Watch the day move.

    Scroll and the clock runs. The marker crosses every city at once.

  3. Add the whole team.

    Up to eight cities. Daylight saving is handled for you.

  4. Find the overlap.

    Change your work hours and the shared window moves, highlighted in green across everyone.

No account needed

Time Zone Planner

Every city's local time on one strip, with the hours you all share picked out. Add cities, set your work hours and slide the clock.

  • Up to eight cities, home first.
  • Shared working hours highlighted across them all.
  • Your own work hours, 12 or 24 hour time.

Works with nothing else. No account, no internet.

Every size

Use as much of the strip
as you like.

  1. Small. 840 by 344.

    A compact view that still shows what matters most.

  2. Medium. 840 by 696.

    Taller, with room for the whole list.

  3. Large. 1688 by 696.

    Columns open up, side by side.

  4. Extra large. The whole strip.

    Every widget reflows to fit, with no setting to change.

Your look

Make it
yours.

  1. Charcoal and green.

    The default. Calm on a dark desk.

  2. Indigo and sky.

    Color that wakes up the room.

  3. Black and blue.

    Deep black for a dark setup, with blue accents.

  4. Light.

    Text, accent, background and transparency are all settings in iCUE.

Make it yours

Text, accent and background colors and the background transparency are all settings in iCUE. Here is Task Board in four looks.

How it works

  1. 1

    Install in iCUE

    Add the widget to your XENEON EDGE from the iCUE widget list.

  2. 2

    Set it up

    Open the widget settings. Paste a Todoist token, pick a place or list your cities.

  3. 3

    Glance

    Look over. That is the whole job.

Chamuka Labs

Coming soon to the
Elgato Marketplace.

Three widgets, one small studio. Check back soon.

Questions

Which devices do they run on?

The XENEON EDGE, with iCUE 5.52 or later, on Windows.

Do I need accounts?

Only for Task Board, which needs a Todoist account. Prayer Times needs an internet connection and nothing else. Time Zone Planner needs nothing at all.

Where does my Todoist token go?

You paste it into the widget settings in iCUE. It is sent only to api.todoist.com, and nowhere else.

What data do you collect?

None. The widgets have no analytics. Task Board talks to Todoist, and Prayer Times sends the coordinates you set to api.aladhan.com to get the times. Time Zone Planner sends nothing. This site sets no cookies and makes no outside requests.

Are these official?

No. These are independent widgets. They are not made or endorsed by Corsair, Elgato or Todoist.