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Your Notelayer tasks and notes, right in your browser. Real-time sync with your iPhone app. Notelayer for Chrome: your tasks and notes, right in your browser, synced in real time with your iPhone app. Four ways to view your tasks — List, Priority, Category, Date — with drag-and-drop reordering in every view, auto-saving task details, and a productivity dashboard. Introducing Notelayer for Chrome Notelayer for Chrome brings your tasks, subtasks, and notes from the Notelayer iPhone app directly into your browser. Real-time sync Everything you add, complete, or edit on iPhone appears in the browser immediately — and vice versa. Four views, your way See your tasks as a simple List, grouped by Priority, grouped by Category, or grouped by Date. Drag and drop to reorder tasks within any view, and drag a task into a different Priority or Category group to re-file it on the spot. Editing that stays out of your way Tap any task to open the detail sheet — changes save automatically, no Save button required. Add a task straight to Google Calendar with one tap. Insights A built-in dashboard shows your streak, completion rate, and a per-category breakdown you can tap into for detail. Matches your iPhone app Auto/Light/Dark mode, 5 wallpaper presets, and 12 accent colors — the same appearance system as the iOS app. Sign in with the same Google account you use on iPhone, and your tasks appear instantly.
Jul 22, 2026
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