PageMemo
URL-Linked Sticky Notes for Chrome
Stick notes directly on pages. Auto-appear when you revisit — no searching, no account.
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// overview
PageMemo links notes to the exact URL you're visiting. Revisit any page and your notes appear automatically in the side panel — no search, no clipboard paste. The new Sticky Note mode pins annotations directly to page elements so they stay in context when you come back. URL matching can be set per-note: path, exact URL, or domain — so research notes for a specific Google Search Console query don't bleed into unrelated pages. All data stays on your device.
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Sticky Note Mode
Pin annotations to any element on the page. Still there when you come back — even after a reload
URL-Linked Notes
Notes auto-appear the moment you revisit a URL. No searching, no copy-paste
Smart URL Matching
Choose path, exact URL, or domain scope per note. GSC users: keep query-specific notes separate
Rich Text Editor
Bold, italic, headings, bullet lists, task checkboxes, and blockquotes
Category & Tags
Organize notes with custom categories and color labels. Filter from the notes list
Local Only
No account, no sync. All notes stored on your device. Export to JSON or Markdown anytime
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// recommended for
- Researchers who want notes that follow them back to a page
- SEO analysts using Google Search Console — keep query-specific notes separate
- Developers annotating documentation, GitHub issues, or Stack Overflow answers
- Online learners who take notes while watching course pages
- Privacy-conscious users who prefer local-only, no-account storage
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Is PageMemo free?
PageMemo is free for up to 5 notes. Pro is $4.99/month for unlimited notes. No account required either way.
What is Sticky Note mode?
Sticky Note mode lets you pin an annotation directly to a specific element on the page. Unlike the side panel, the note appears on the page itself and stays anchored to that element when you return.
How does URL matching work?
Each note has its own matching scope: Path (matches all pages at that path), Exact URL (only this precise URL including query string), or Domain (all pages on the site). Exact URL is useful for tools like Google Search Console where each query has its own URL.
Does PageMemo collect my data?
No. All notes are stored locally on your device using Chrome's storage API. Nothing is synced to external servers.
Will my notes appear automatically when I revisit a page?
Yes. PageMemo links each note to its URL and auto-displays it in the side panel when you navigate back to that page.
