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Private notes on the people you meet. See them on LinkedIn, in Gmail and in Google Calendar, right when you meet again. Remembering people is a practice, not a database. Noted 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. WHERE YOUR NOTES SHOW UP - LinkedIn: open anyone's profile and click the Noted button. Your notes are one click away. - Gmail (optional): a badge appears next to people you have notes on, and one click opens your notes beside the email. - Google Calendar (optional): guests you know get a badge, and after a meeting Noted asks what you want to remember. - The web app (app.withnoted.com): everyone in one place, with search, groups, and people who aren't on LinkedIn. WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT - You write every note in your own words. Noted never writes notes or messages for you. - You add people as you meet them. No importing your whole network. - Each note shows its age, so you know what's worth re-checking. PRIVATE BY DESIGN - Only you can see your notes. Nobody is notified, and your data is never sold. - In Gmail and Calendar, Noted only uses names and email addresses on the open page to find your people. Nothing from your emails or events is saved or sent. - Your notes are yours: export them as CSV or JSON, or delete your account, anytime. Free. Works in Chrome on your computer. Learn more: https://www.withnoted.com Questions: hello@withnoted.com
Oct 25, 2026
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