Browser start page mode
Run QuickStart as a local browser home/start page while keeping the desktop app available in the tray.
- Localhost start-page bridge
- Links open in new tabs
- Optional start with Windows
- Hide to tray support
QuickStart Local
QuickStart Local replaces generic browser start pages with a customizable dashboard for bookmarks, local apps, folders, RSS feeds, notes, tasks, calendar, weather, stocks, and stream player widgets.
$19 one-time license
Includes the licensed QuickStart Local Windows app with browser start-page mode, widgets, app/folder launching, import/export, and activation support.
Buy QuickStart Local with PayPal — $19After purchase, use the license information provided with your order to activate QuickStart Local.

What it does
QuickStart Local is for Windows users who want their own practical launch page without a subscription dashboard or cloud account requirement.
Run QuickStart as a local browser home/start page while keeping the desktop app available in the tray.
Launch bookmarks, apps, folders, files, Steam links, and custom URL protocols from the same dashboard.
Use the widgets people expect from a serious start page without locking them behind a subscription.
Bring in existing start-page exports and keep a backup of your dashboard setup.
Included package
| Component | Included | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Windows desktop app | Yes | Configure and use the dashboard, widgets, launchers, and settings. |
| Browser start page bridge | Yes | Use QuickStart as a local browser homepage/start page. |
| Widget set | Yes | RSS, notes, tasks, calendar, weather, stocks, clock, stream player, and embeds. |
| Import/export | Yes | Import existing bookmark/feed exports and export QuickStart backups. |
| License activation | Yes | Activation and periodic verification through TX Web licensing. |
FAQ
No. QuickStart Local is sold as a one-time $19 license.
Yes. Enable Browser Start Page mode in QuickStart Local, then set your browser startup/home URL to the local QuickStart address shown in Settings.
Yes. QuickStart Local can launch normal websites as well as app paths, folders, files, Steam links, and other supported URL protocols.
Yes. QuickStart Local includes import support for start.me/Netscape-style bookmark HTML exports and feed exports.