Memory Jogger for LinkedIn

Memory Jogger helps you remember the human side of your professional relationships. Never forget how you know someone on LinkedIn. Memory Jogger lets you save a private, personal note on any LinkedIn profile, reminding you of your history and background with anyone on LinkedIn (it even works for people you aren't 'connected' to). What it does: ✏️ Add private notes to profiles (people and companies): Save a quick reminder about how you know someone, where you met them, or key details you want to remember. Whatever you want to say! 🔒 Notes are *not* sent to LinkedIn's servers or back to the Memory Jogger team. They stay locked and encrypted in your Chrome user profile. 🔔 Visual indicators: See at a glance which profiles have notes (blue outline + pencil badge on profile photos) 💡 Quick previews: Hover over profile photos to see your note without opening the full dashboard 📋 Organized dashboard: View all your notes in one place with search and filtering 🔄 Sync across devices: Your notes automatically sync to all devices signed into your Google Account (using Chrome's secure, built-in sync) 📤 Import/export: Backup your notes, share them with others, or import new notes from external sources like CRMs Key Features: * 200 characters per note. Supports profiles with non-ASCII characters in their name or URL * No servers, no tracking. All notes stay on your device and secure in your Google profile; nothing is sent to external servers. We don't see anything! * Storage efficient. Save ~900 notes before hitting Chrome's sync storage limit * Privacy-first. No analytics, no data collection—just you and your notes * FREE! All features are free for all users. The builder wanted a tool like this, so he built it for himself and is sharing it with everyone else. Perfect for: = Entrepreneurs networking at events = Professionals with large LinkedIn networks = Recruiters managing candidates = Sales professionals tracking connections UPDATE: v0.35: Note-making element is more subtle on profile pages. Can easily be expanded to make a note, moved around on the page if needed, and closed entirely when desired. By Paul Nicholson (pwnicholson.com). Not an official LinkedIn app.