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Comment on any website — friends, groups, live cursors Pulse Anywhere — Comment on Any Website Pin comments, reactions, and private notes on any website. Add friends, create groups, and see each other's thoughts across the web. A social layer for the entire internet. FEATURES Comment Anywhere Click to pin a comment on any section of any website. Comments anchor to page regions using smart detection — headers, articles, sections, navigation, and more. Friends & Groups Share a unique PULSE code with friends. Accept requests, create groups, and control who sees what. Every comment has visibility: all friends, a specific group, or just you. Private Notes Use "Only me" visibility to leave personal bookmarks, reminders, and annotations that nobody else can see. Live Collaboration Go Live to see friends' cursors in real-time when you're on the same page. Viewport awareness shows where they're scrolled. Reactions & Replies Threaded replies on any comment. React with 16 different emojis. Edit and delete your own comments. Email Notifications Get notified when someone replies to your comment, mentions you, or sends a friend request. Full control over which notifications you receive. Privacy First Site privacy rules let you hide your activity on specific domains. No browsing tracking — URLs only stored when you actively comment. HOW IT WORKS 1. Install the extension and create an account (email + OTP verification) 2. Click the extension icon on any website 3. Click "Add Comment" to pin a comment to a page region 4. Share your PULSE code with friends so they can see your comments 5. Open the Side Panel for the full experience — feed, groups, alerts, settings PERMISSIONS This extension requests access to all URLs to inject comment pins on any website you visit. We do NOT track your browsing or read page content. See our privacy policy at https://anywhere.hire.rest/privacy SELF-HOSTED The backend is fully self-hosted — your data stays on our server, not a third-party cloud. Built with Go, PostgreSQL, Redis, and WebSocket. Built by Krishna Thorat — hire.rest