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Collaborative sourcing memory for LinkedIn and Google X-ray Modri is collaborative sourcing memory for recruiting teams. While you view a LinkedIn profile or Google X-ray results, you see whether your workspace already reviewed, contacted, or rejected that person — then add a note and keep moving. Know before you reach out. What you get • LinkedIn profile panel — status, position, notes, comments, and activity on the profile you have open. The first save creates the contact; opening a profile does not. • Google X-ray overlay — a sidebar of /in/ results on the current search page, with the same workspace status. Inline controls sit under each LinkedIn card. • Visit timestamps — lime “Visited” badges on organic Google results, from your local Chrome history. Those timestamps never leave your device. • Shared workspace — teammates see the same context in the extension and at modri.io. Switch workspaces in the web app; the extension follows. How to start 1. Install Modri and sign in (Google or email). 2. Open a LinkedIn profile (/in/…) or paste an X-ray query into Google Search. 3. Set status or add a note. Your team sees it the next time they land on that person. Modri does not bulk-scrape LinkedIn, automate messages, or collect profiles in the background. It reads the page you are looking at so your team can keep sourcing memory where the work already happens. Visit timestamps are free and on-device. Collaborative notes and workspace sync need a Modri account (trial available at modri.io). Not affiliated with LinkedIn or Google. Privacy: https://modri.io/privacy Help: hello@modri.io