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Leave and sync notes on specific URLs across devices. Ever visit a website, have a thought, and forget it by the time you return? Site Memo lets you leave a note on any webpage — so your thoughts are always there when you need them. Whether you're researching, studying, or managing projects, Site Memo turns your browser into a personal notebook tied to the web. How it works: Open any webpage, click the Site Memo icon, and start typing. Your note saves automatically. Next time you visit that page, your note is right there waiting. What you get: 📝 URL-specific notes — notes tied to exact web pages, not folders or documents 🔄 Cross-device sync — your notes follow you across all Chrome browsers 📂 Custom categories — organize notes your way 🔍 Search and view all notes in one place 📤 Export to JSON or CSV anytime — your data is always yours 🎨 Multiple themes and dark mode ⏱️ Choose between badge indicators or auto-popup reminders Who uses Site Memo: Researchers tracking sources and insights Students saving quick references while studying Professionals keeping notes on client and project pages Anyone who wants a lightweight, private web notebook Privacy first: Your notes are stored in your own Chrome browser. Nothing is sent to external servers except for account management via ExtensionPay.
Mar 21, 2026
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