On LinkedIn
Open a profile and your notes are one click away. Add a detail right after you connect.
Notes on LinkedIn profilesNoted keeps private notes on the people you meet: their kids' names, where you met, what they're working toward. Next time you see them, your notes are right there.
Your notes stay private.
Write a detail down in a few seconds. Next time you open their profile, their email or the meeting invite, it's right there.
Open a profile and your notes are one click away. Add a detail right after you connect.
Notes on LinkedIn profilesHi Priya, before we kick off the self-serve launch, could you share how your team handled onboarding? Happy to grab coffee next week.
ReplyForwardA small badge tells you who you know, before you reply. Open it to see what you wrote.
Notes in GmailOpen the meeting and see who you're about to talk to. After it ends, Noted asks what you want to remember.
Notes in Google CalendarInboxes are full, and generic check-ins get skipped. The messages that get replies are the ones that show you were paying attention.
Hey Jane, it's been a while. Hope all is well. Would love to catch up sometime.
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Met at SaaStr 2024.
Daughter Maya (6), starting school in the fall.
Pushing for a self-serve plan at Northpeak.
Jane, it's been a year since SaaStr. How did Maya's first year of school go? Saw Northpeak launched self-serve. Congrats, I know you'd been pushing for it.
So good to hear from you! She loves it. Coffee next week?
Jane replied in an hour
A call, a coffee, a conference, the sidelines of a soccer game.
One box, your own words, no forms. Kids' names, where you met, what they're working toward.
On their profile, in their email, in the meeting invite. Each note shows its age, so you know what to re-check.
“Talk to people about themselves and they will listen for hours.”
Contacts are collected. Relationships are remembered. The details in your notes are things you noticed, in your own words, and Noted brings them back so you can show up as yourself. It will never write your messages or talk for you.
Only you can see your notes. They live in your own account, not your employer's CRM, so your relationships come with you when you change jobs.
Read the privacy policyNoted is a free Chrome extension and web app for keeping private notes on the people you meet. Your notes show up on their LinkedIn profile, in Gmail and in Google Calendar, so the details are there when you meet again.
Yes. Noted is free. The Chrome extension and the web app at app.withnoted.com are completely free to use.
No. Only you can see your notes. They're never shared or sold.
Not your messages. If you switch Gmail on, Noted only uses names and email addresses on the open email to find your people. Nothing from your emails or events is saved or sent.
Nothing. They live in your own account, not your employer's. Sign up with a personal email and they stay with you.
Add anyone in the web app with just a name, and put them in groups like "Mustangs U10 parents".
Not in the usual sense. There are no pipelines, deal stages or sequences. Noted is a private place for the human details you remember about people, shown where you meet them again. Some people call that a personal CRM. See how Noted compares to other personal CRMs.
Free for Chrome. Takes a minute to set up.