Start pages compared

Washi Deck next to the start pages people usually try first, on the things that matter most when you choose one.

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PriceSafari on MaciPhoneAccount neededCountdownsHabits
Washi DeckFree. Pro is $12 onceYes, as a web page you set as your homepageYes, a Home Screen appNoFree (one; more with Pro)Free
MomentumFree. Plus is $39.95 a year on their siteYes, as a Safari extensionYes, as a Safari extensionNot statedPlusPlus (Metrics)
BonjourrFree, open sourceYes, as a web page you set as your homepageApp Store version discontinued in May 2026NoNot listedNot listed
start.meFree with ads, up to 3 pages. PRO is $26 a yearYes, set as your homepageYes, an appYesNot listedNot listed
TablissFree, open sourceNot listedNot listedNot statedWork hours onlyNot listed
Safari Start PageFree, built inYesYesNo (an Apple Account to sync)NoNo

Where Washi Deck fits

Washi Deck is for people who live in Safari on a Mac and an iPhone, want their calendar, countdowns and habits on the page for free, and would rather pay once than every year.

If you want a new photo every day, Momentum and Bonjourr do that and Washi Deck doesn't. If you mostly keep bookmarks, start.me is built around them.

Sources

Checked on each product's own website on November 8, 2026. Prices and features change, so check their site before you decide.

Questions

Which start page works best in Safari?

Momentum has a Safari extension. Washi Deck, Bonjourr and start.me work by setting them as Safari's homepage. Washi Deck also installs as a Home Screen app on iPhone.

Which one is free?

Washi Deck, Bonjourr, Tabliss and Safari's Start Page are free. Momentum and start.me have free versions with paid plans. Washi Deck's paid upgrade is $12 once, not a subscription.

Is Washi Deck a browser extension?

No. It's a web page that you set as your homepage, so there's nothing to install and it works in any browser.

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