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Collect the LinkedIn profile you are viewing into your candidate database with one click. Not affiliated with LinkedIn. Save the LinkedIn profile you are viewing straight to your own candidate database — one click, no copy-paste, no tab switching. WHAT IT DOES Sourcing usually means bouncing between LinkedIn and a spreadsheet. This extension removes that step: find someone worth remembering, click once, and they are in your database before you have left the page. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open a LinkedIn profile (linkedin.com/in/...). 2. Click the extension icon in your toolbar. 3. Press "Capture profile" — a confirmation shows the name that was saved. WHAT GETS SAVED - The profile URL - The person's public name and headline, so your list shows who someone is instead of a bare link - The date and time you captured it - Which LinkedIn account did the capturing, so a team can see who added whom That is the whole record. Capturing the same profile twice from the same account updates the existing entry rather than creating a duplicate, so your list stays clean no matter how many people are sourcing at once. PRIVACY BY DESIGN - Runs only on www.linkedin.com, and only when you click the button. - Declares no broad host permissions — no wildcards, no access to any other site. - No background tracking, no browsing history, no analytics, no remote code. - Records go to the database you configure. Nowhere else. REQUIRES SETUP This extension writes to a database that you configure at build time. It is intended for teams running their own instance, not as a standalone consumer tool. NOT AFFILIATED WITH LINKEDIN An independent tool, not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by LinkedIn Corporation or Microsoft.
Aug 2, 2026
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