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Add private notes to webpages and compare jobs, apartments, products, hotels, research pages, and more in one dashboard. Review your saved pages in a simple dashboard with the page title, URL, domain, and your note kept together automatically. Browsers remember URLs, titles, tabs, and bookmarks. PageCue remembers your context. How it works Open a webpage, click the PageCue icon or press Ctrl+Shift+K (⌘+Shift+K on Mac), type a short note, and save. Next time you visit that page, a subtle indicator appears on the side. Click it and your note is right there. No popups, no clutter, no heavy workspace setup. Common ways to use PageCue Job search. Track LinkedIn, Indeed, Glassdoor, Wellfound, and company career pages without copying everything into a spreadsheet. Typical notes: "$120K–$150K base", "Hybrid 2 days/week in NYC", "Requires React + Node", "Waiting for feedback", "No visa sponsorship". Apartment hunting. Remember the real details behind each listing while comparing places across Zillow, Apartments.com, Realtor.com, and Redfin. Typical notes: "$2,400/mo + utilities", "Parking included", "No in-unit laundry", "20 min commute", "Pet fee $75/mo". Recruiting. Add private notes to LinkedIn profiles, GitHub accounts, portfolios, and CV pages. Typical notes: "Strong React portfolio", "Needs visa sponsorship", "Open to remote only", "Target salary $130K". Shopping. Compare products across Amazon, brand sites, marketplaces, and review pages without forgetting what made each option good or bad. Typical notes: "Wait under $150", "Battery reviews look bad", "30-day returns", "Cheaper on Best Buy". Travel planning. Track hotels, flights, restaurants, and itinerary ideas across Booking.com, Airbnb, Expedia, Google Flights, hotel sites, and travel blogs. Typical notes: "Free cancellation until Jun 12", "$35 resort fee", "20 min from airport", "Late flight, lands 11:40 PM". Research and studying. Keep context attached to articles, papers, docs, and source pages. Typical notes: "Use in pricing section", "Dataset from 2024", "Cite table 2", "Contradicts McKinsey source". What makes PageCue different PageCue is not trying to replace Notion, bookmarks, or a full research tool. It's a lightweight way to keep context attached to the pages you're already browsing. With spreadsheets or notes apps, you usually copy the URL, paste the title, choose where to store it, add your note, and remember to check that system later. With PageCue, the page is the starting point. Add one short note, revisit the page later, or open the dashboard to compare everything you saved. Plans The Free tier includes unlimited notes across 3 domains, stored locally on your device. Pro raises the limit to 25 domains, adds tags, and syncs your notes across devices when you sign in with Google. The free tier is genuinely useful — no note count limit, no nag wall. Privacy Free-tier notes stay on your device. PageCue does not read or transmit page content automatically, and does not track which pages you visit. Pro sync stores your notes in Supabase over HTTPS. PageCue also collects basic anonymous product analytics (e.g. extension opens, notes created) to understand whether the product is useful — these never include URLs, titles, domains, or note content. Full details in the privacy policy and terms. PageCue requests broad page access so it can show the note indicator and panel on whichever sites you choose to use it on. That access powers the extension experience only. Full privacy policy: https://getpagecue.com/privacy Questions or feedback: support@getpagecue.com