What does the Chrome extension do?
It replaces Chrome's new-tab page with SpeedGrid by opening speedgrid.app. It does not read your browsing history, modify websites, or request invasive browser permissions.
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A quick answer is probably right here.
SpeedGrid is intentionally simple. These are the details people ask about most.
Chrome extension
Put SpeedGrid on every new tab.
The free extension has one job: open your SpeedGrid dashboard when you create a new tab. No browsing-history access and no hidden permissions.
Can one tile open more than one place?
Yes. Every tile can hold two named destinations—such as Live and Local, Client and Admin, or any pairing that makes sense to you.
Do my grids sync?
Yes. Your signed-in SpeedGrid account saves projects, groups, ordering, and preferences so they follow you across browsers and devices.
What is included with Plus?
Plus adds uploaded logos, page background images, public calendar feeds, up to five saved theme profiles, and profile import/export. The core grid stays free.
How do public calendar feeds work?
Paste a public ICS or webcal feed into Calendar settings. Only use feeds you are comfortable storing with your account, and remember that anyone with a public feed URL may be able to view it.
Can I cancel Plus?
Yes. Open Preferences, choose Billing, and use Manage billing. Cancellation takes effect at the end of your current annual billing period.
Which logo files work best?
Transparent PNG files usually look best. JPEG is also supported. Plus members can upload their own artwork; free accounts can use a favicon or short label.
Still need a hand?
Send us the email address on your account and a clear description of what happened. Never include a password or payment card number.