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Noted in Google Calendar

Small talk, big impact.

Open a meeting invite, and the people you know get a badge. One click shows your notes. After the meeting, Noted asks what you want to remember.

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Noted only uses names and email addresses to find your people.

Ready before hello.

  1. 1

    Switch Calendar on

    In the Noted popup. Chrome asks your permission once, and you can turn it off anytime.

  2. 2

    Open a meeting

    Guests you have notes on get a badge with their note count. Click one and your notes open beside the event.

  3. 3

    Write it down after

    After a meeting today, Noted opens to a blank note that says "You saw Jane today." Write down what you learned while it's fresh.

Private by design

It looks at guest names, not your events.

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  • Opt-in, one site at a time.Gmail and Calendar stay off until you switch them on. Turn them off anytime.
  • Only names and email addresses.That's all Noted uses to find your people, and it only looks them up in your own account.
  • Nothing saved from your inbox or calendar.The subject or event title only labels the panel on your screen. A person is added only when you choose to.
  • No access to your Gmail or Calendar account.Signing in with Google only confirms who you are. Noted doesn't access your Gmail or Calendar accounts, and the extension only reads the page you have open.

Noted works there too.

LinkedIn

Your LinkedIn, with a memory

Open someone's profile and your notes are one click away.

Notes on LinkedIn
Gmail

Reply like you remember

A badge next to everyone you have notes on, right in the email.

Noted in Gmail

Questions about Google Calendar

Does Noted read my calendar events?

No. It uses guests' names and email addresses to find your people. The event title only labels the panel on your screen, and nothing from the event is saved or sent to Noted.

What does “You saw Jane today” mean?

After a meeting that ended today, Noted shows a note box for the people you met, so you can write down what you learned while it's fresh. It never shows for guests who declined.

Does Noted add people from my email automatically?

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.

Does it work in the Gmail or Calendar phone apps?

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.

Does it work with Outlook?

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.

Is Noted free?

Yes. Noted is free. The Chrome extension and the web app at app.withnoted.com are completely free to use.

Make the next meeting count.

Free for Chrome. Works on LinkedIn and Gmail too.

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