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Save LinkedIn contacts with a folder and note. View and export your contacts from the extension popup. Full description Never forget where you've met someone! Contact Origin adds a single button to every LinkedIn profile page — 📍 Contact Origin — letting you record exactly how and where you met someone, right in the moment. No more guessing why someone is in your network. No more forgotten context before an important follow-up. Leverage your network over the years knowing exactly where you've first met a connection. How it works When you visit a LinkedIn profile, click the amber Contact Origin button next to Connect and Message. A small panel opens where you assign the contact to a folder (an event, a campaign, a context) and add a short note. Hit Save — that's it. The next time you visit that profile, a banner automatically shows you the folder and note you saved, so the context is always visible before you reach out. Features 📍 One-click save on any LinkedIn profile 📁 Organise contacts into folders by event, campaign, or origin 📝 Add a short personal note per contact (up to 40 characters) 🔍 Search across all saved contacts instantly 📂 Collapse and expand folders in the popup dashboard 🔤 Sort contacts alphabetically or by date added ⬇️ Export your full contact list as a CSV file with name, title, company, folder, note, and profile URL - click on the extension icon next to URL bar. 🔒 All data stored locally on your device — nothing is ever transmitted or shared
Jun 12, 2026
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