Your LinkedIn, with a memory
Open someone's profile and your notes are one click away.
Notes on LinkedInOpen an email and a small badge appears next to everyone you have notes on. One click shows what you remember about them, right beside the message.
Noted only uses names and email addresses to find your people.
Jane, Priya is the design lead I mentioned. I think you two should talk before your Q1 launch.
Noted only uses names and email addresses to find your people.
In the Noted popup. Chrome asks your permission once, and you can turn it off anytime.
Jane, Priya is the design lead I mentioned. I think you two should talk before your Q1 launch.
ReplyForwardPeople you know get a badge with their note count. Newsletters and no-reply addresses are left alone.
See your notes, add a new one, or add someone who isn't in Noted yet. Nothing is added without you.
Open someone's profile and your notes are one click away.
Notes on LinkedInBadges on the guests you know, and a prompt to write things down after.
Noted in Google CalendarWhat to write when you reach out after a long time.
How to reconnect with old contactsNot 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.
No. Someone new gets a small “+ Add” badge, and nothing happens until you click it. You can add them, or link the address to someone already in Noted. Our belief is that your Noted account should be curated by you, not automated.
Yes, with Noted, a free Chrome extension. Switch Gmail on in the Noted popup. People you have notes on get a badge in the email, and one click opens your notes beside the message. Noted reads names and email addresses, not your messages.
Yes. Noted works on mail.google.com in Chrome, and you can have personal and work accounts signed in at the same time. Always use your personal Gmail as the primary Noted account, so your notes stay with you when you change jobs.
Not today. The Noted extension runs in Chrome on your computer. You can still see your notes in your phone's browser at app.withnoted.com.
Not today. Noted works with Gmail and Google Calendar in Chrome. If you’d like to see support for Outlook, please email us at feedback@withnoted.com.
Yes. Noted is free. The Chrome extension and the web app at app.withnoted.com are completely free to use.
Free for Chrome. Works on LinkedIn and Google Calendar too.