Looking for a Kadaza alternative?
Kadaza is a simple, friendly start page: a grid of big logos for popular websites, sorted into categories, that you can make your own without an account. It's a quick way to get to other sites. OnePane takes a different approach: instead of links to where the information lives, it puts the information itself on your page.
Kadaza vs OnePane at a glance
| Kadaza | OnePane | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free | Free plan, or Pro $2.99 USD a month |
| Account | Not needed | Free account, so your page follows you to every computer |
| What you see | Logo tiles linking to popular websites, by category | Live widgets: weather, calendars, email, news, to-dos, notes, clocks, sports scores |
| Calendar and email | Not included | Apple, Google and Outlook calendars, plus Outlook mail (Pro) |
| News | Links to news sites | Headlines from any RSS feed, right on the page |
| Shortcuts | Editable logo tiles | Bookmarks widget, keys 1 to 9, and search shortcuts |
| Best at | Getting to other websites quickly | Seeing your day without opening ten tabs |
Why people pick OnePane
The answer, not the link
See the forecast, your next meeting and the headlines the moment a tab opens.
Still has your shortcuts
A Bookmarks widget for your favourite sites, opened with keys 1 to 9.
No ads
OnePane is paid for by Pro subscribers, not advertisers, and the free plan has no ads either.
On every computer
Your page is saved to your account, so it's the same at home, at work and on your phone.
When Kadaza is the better pick
If you only want big, easy shortcuts to a few websites and don't want an account, Kadaza is free and simple. OnePane is for when you want your weather, calendar, email and news in one place.
How to switch in a few minutes
- Open OnePane and create a free account. Your first 7 days include Pro, with no card needed.
- Add a Bookmarks widget with the sites you used most on Kadaza.
- Add Weather, Calendar and News so the basics are right there.
- Set OnePane as your home page.
Questions
What is Kadaza?
Kadaza is a free visual start page that started in the Netherlands. It shows a grid of logos for popular websites, sorted into categories like news, travel and shopping, and you can swap the tiles for your own favourite sites without making an account.
How is OnePane different from Kadaza?
Kadaza is a set of shortcuts to other websites. OnePane shows the information itself: today's weather, your Apple, Google and Outlook calendars, unread Outlook mail, news headlines, to-dos and notes, so you often don't need to open another site at all.
Does OnePane have website shortcuts like Kadaza?
Yes. The Bookmarks widget holds your favourite sites, and you can press 1 to 9 on the page to open them. The search box also has shortcuts like !yt for YouTube.
Is OnePane free?
Yes. The free plan covers the main widgets, and Pro adds Outlook, Google Calendar and no limits for $2.99 USD a month. There are no ads on any plan.