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SAWAS Dashboard vs Vov Sticky Notes

SAWAS Dashboard

sawas.at

Vov Sticky Notes

vovsoft.com

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FigureSAWAS DashboardVov Sticky Notes
Price fromFree—
Free planYes—
Free trial—Yes
Open source——
WebYes—
WindowsYesYes
iOSYes—
AndroidYes—
Plans published14
Spec score · Desktop Widget Software7.8 (#10)7.4 (#21)
PrivacyThe maker says there is no telemetry, cloud service or sign-in and that dashboard data stays on the PC.Vovsoft says its software products may connect to its web servers for license validation and update checks, and that it may process IP addresses and system information.
PurposeSAWAS Dashboard is a modular desktop widget that stays visible behind normal windows and combines clock, system, network, notes, favorites and support link modules.Vov Sticky Notes adds digital post-it notes and reminders to the Windows desktop.
SupportFor startup troubleshooting, the maker directs users to run start_debug.bat and email the resulting output.Vovsoft directs technical support, feature requests, license, and payment inquiries to its contact form and says it strives to respond within 24 hours, seven days per week.

Plans

SAWAS Dashboard

  • FreeFree

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Vov Sticky Notes

  • TrialPrice not published
  • TrialPriced on request
  • Licensed$19, paid once
  • Free (Trial)Free

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In their own words

SAWAS Dashboard

SAWAS Dashboard is a modular desktop widget that keeps clock, system, network, notes, browser favorites, and support-link modules visible behind ordinary windows. Its system module shows live CPU and RAM use, while the network module reports current download and upload rates. It records CPU, RAM, and network history locally in SQLite every 15 seconds and displays day, week, or month charts. Favorites can read bookmarks from Chrome and Microsoft Edge profiles, with search and pinning. The local-network scanner uses ping, ARP, and reverse DNS, and can scan every 30 minutes while the PC is idle. A speed test reports ping, download, and upload, and can run on the same idle schedule using speedtest-cli. Users can add Python modules in the dashboard’s modules folder. The maker says there is no telemetry, cloud service, or sign-in, and that dashboard data stays on the PC. Its plan is free, for private and commercial use, with no ads or subscription.

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Vov Sticky Notes

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