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Organize your Google Keep notes with folders and enhanced management features Organize Google Keep with SubKeep, a local-first sidebar for expandable label hierarchies, focused writing, and safer backups. Google Keep remains the source of truth for your notes and native labels. KEY FEATURES - Expandable organization: arrange labels into a clear hierarchy with colors and descriptions. - Exact-name navigation: open the matching native Keep label view from SubKeep. - Labelless Notes: review active notes without a native Keep label among notes currently rendered by Keep. - Zen Mode: focus on the native Keep note you are editing. - Import and backup: import visible Keep labels, export local JSON, and validate JSON backups before restore. - Local-first privacy: your SubKeep organization stays in Chrome extension storage. FREE - 10 labels total per local Google Keep workspace. - Up to 2 nested labels across that workspace, each one level below a root. - Free includes navigation, expand/collapse, colors, descriptions, ordinary label maintenance, and JSON export. - The allowance applies only to SubKeep's stored organization. Notes and labels outside it are not restricted. PRO - No commercial label-count cap. - Hierarchies up to 3 levels below a root. - Labelless Notes, Zen Mode, manual Keep re-import, and validated JSON backup restore. - Up to 3 active Chrome profiles per paid account. TRIAL AND PRICING Try Pro for 7 days after explicitly entering and verifying a SubKeep email. No card is required and the trial does not charge automatically. When the trial ends, your labels remain visible, navigable, editable for maintenance, deletable, and exportable; new changes that increase an exceeded Free allowance are blocked. Pro is EUR 5/month by default or EUR 48/year when annual billing is explicitly selected, a 20% saving against twelve monthly payments. Advertised EUR prices are tax-inclusive; any provider currency conversion is shown at Checkout. New subscriptions use Stripe Managed Payments, sold through Link. IMPORTANT FREE/PRO CHANGE IN 0.0.7.2 Every eligible profile updating from an earlier SubKeep version receives a fresh five days of full access after its first successful anonymous server registration. The signed deadline is bound to a random installation identity. Small, dismissible reminders appear at the start and near two days and one day remaining, no more than once per 24 hours. Fresh installations begin on Free immediately and may explicitly start the separate 7-day trial after email verification. When access returns to Free, existing labels stay visible, navigable, editable for maintenance, removable, and exportable; only paid features and changes that expand beyond the Free allowance are blocked. PRIVACY AND BOUNDARIES SubKeep does not send Google Keep note content, labels, hierarchy, or Google account identifiers in commerce requests. Automatic transition registration sends only a random installation identifier and migration identifier; the server stores a one-way hash and the network address needed for issuance rate limiting. Optional account, trial, billing, and existing-license actions use only the verified SubKeep billing identity and authentication or payment metadata needed to provide the service. SubKeep does not change Google Keep's flat label structure or automatically assign labels to notes. Because SubKeep integrates with Google Keep's interface, Google changes can temporarily affect compatibility. SubKeep is an independent project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Google.
Sep 14, 2026
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