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Take rich-text notes on any web page. Notes auto-link to page URLs with auto-save and image support. You open an article, a research paper, a product page — and you want to write something down. So you switch to another app, lose your place, and by the time you're back, the thought is half-gone. PageNotes fixes that. It opens a note panel directly beside your browser tab, so you can read and write at the same time — no switching, no copy-pasting URLs, no wondering which note belongs to which page. WHY PAGENOTES? Most note-taking tools are built for documents. PageNotes is built for the web. Every note you write is automatically tied to the page you're on. Come back tomorrow, next week, or next month — open the page, and your note is already there waiting for you. It works the way your brain does: context first, notes second. WHO IS IT FOR? • Researchers who annotate papers and articles as they read • Students who take study notes while watching lectures or reading online textbooks • Developers who document APIs, Stack Overflow threads, and GitHub issues they reference repeatedly • Professionals who track decisions, quotes, and action items from the pages they work with daily • Anyone who reads on the web and wants their thoughts to stay connected to the source WHAT YOU GET A rich text editor with formatting, images, and auto-save — right inside your browser's side panel. No account required. No subscription. No data ever leaves your device. Install PageNotes and start keeping your thoughts where they belong — next to the page that sparked them.
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