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Remember everyone you meet. Private, locally-stored notes on any LinkedIn profile. Remember everyone you meet. Dogear adds a small, private notes box to every LinkedIn profile — tucked right under the person's name. Jot down where you met, what they're working on, who introduced you, what to follow up on. Next time you land on their profile, your note is already there. It's the little black book, rebuilt for the internet. WHY PEOPLE USE IT • Never blank on "wait, how do I know this person?" again • Turn 200 half-remembered connections into notes you can actually act on • Prep for a call in five seconds — your context is on their profile • Recruiters, founders, salespeople, investors, community builders: anyone who meets a lot of people HOW IT WORKS 1. Pin Dogear to Chrome 2. Open any LinkedIn profile — a "Private notes" card appears under the name 3. Type. It saves itself. Come back in a year — it remembers so you don't have to. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your notes are stored locally on your own computer using Chrome's storage — not on our servers, not in a cloud, not shared with anyone. No account. No sign-up. No tracking. Export a full backup to a file any time. SIMPLE PRICING Free for your first 3 profile notes. Unlock unlimited notes with a one-time $12 license — yours for life, no subscription. Dogear is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to LinkedIn.
Aug 8, 2026
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