WTF is a terminal dashboard that displays personal information and statistics in a customizable grid layout.
The tool solves the problem of accessing frequently-needed but scattered information by consolidating it into a single terminal interface. It works through a modular architecture where each module fetches and displays specific data—whether from APIs, system metrics, or other sources—and users configure which modules to display and how to arrange them via a YAML configuration file.
WTF suits developers and operations professionals who spend significant time in the terminal and want quick access to dashboards without opening a browser or switching applications. It works well for monitoring multiple data sources simultaneously, from weather and calendar information to system stats and external service data. The tool is particularly valuable for those who prefer keyboard-driven interfaces and want to customize their information display without building a dashboard from scratch.
The project maintains active engagement with its community through GitHub Discussions and Twitter. Development includes regular updates to modules and core functionality, with a clear contribution process documented for those wanting to add features or fix bugs. The maintainers actively solicit sponsorship to support continued development and offer customization options for contributors and sponsors.
