RolodexIn

RolodexIn turns the profiles you already visit into a contact database you own. Open a LinkedIn profile and a private panel appears beside it. Save the person, say where the relationship stands, tag them, write a note, set a follow-up. Everything you write is yours alone: it is never shown to LinkedIn, never shared with other users, never sold, and never used to train models. The extension is half the product. The other half is a web dashboard for the same account, where the whole database is searchable, exportable, and organised into campaigns. ON A PROFILE — THE SIDEBAR • Opens on every linkedin.com/in/ profile you visit, and fills instantly from a local cache rather than waiting on the network. • Relationship status in one click: Viewed, Not yet met, Reached out, Met once, Active, Do not contact. • Free-form tags. Type a word, press Enter. No taxonomy to learn, no fixed list to fit into. • Notes with history. The box holds your latest note; every earlier version is kept, timestamped, and one click away. • A follow-up reminder date. Your browser notifies you when it comes due, and the notification opens their profile. • The campaigns this person is part of, with the stage they are at in each, and a control to add them to another. • Collapses to a small floating button when you want the page to yourself, and reopens from the toolbar. • Keeps working offline and signed out. Edits are cached locally and queued, then sync when you are back. ON SEARCH RESULTS — ONE-CLICK CAPTURE On people search, My Network, and a company's People tab, the panel lists the people on the page instead — one row each, with a Save button. • Save someone without opening their profile, then keep scrolling. • Rows you have already saved say so, resolved locally rather than by asking the server about each person. • A search box filters the people found on the page by name, headline, or company. • With a campaign pinned, Save becomes Save + Add: one click creates the contact and files them into that campaign, with an Undo on the last one. There is no select-all, no save-on-scroll, and no bulk capture. Every record is one deliberate click. IN THE TOOLBAR POPUP • Search your whole contact database from anywhere, not just on LinkedIn. • Your five most recently worked-on contacts, one click from their full record. • Sign in, see your plan, reopen a closed sidebar, jump to the dashboard. IN THE DASHBOARD — CONTACTS • Every contact in one table: photo, name, headline, company, status, tags, latest note, reminder, date added. • Search across names, headlines, companies, reminder labels, and the full text of your notes. • Filter by tag, by relationship status, or by reminder state — overdue, upcoming, none. Sort by date added, last updated, due date, or name, in either direction. • Saved views: name any combination of search, filters and sort, and it becomes a chip you can return to. Views have their own links, so a morning routine can be a bookmark. Rename, reorder, close, or delete them; nothing ever auto-saves over a view you rely on. • A full record page per contact: every note in order, editable and deletable, with the original text kept behind an "edited" marker; tags, status, reminder, campaigns, and a link back to the profile. IN THE DASHBOARD — REMINDERS Every active follow-up in one place, split into overdue and upcoming, earliest first, with a one-click snooze of seven days. IN THE DASHBOARD — CAMPAIGNS A campaign — an initiative — is a goal with people attached: a role you are filling, a raise or sales push you are running, a job search across several companies. It answers the question a contact list cannot: how is this effort going, and who moved it? • Four types, each seeded with the stages that suit it: talent hunt, lead generation, job search, and custom. • A kanban board of that campaign's stages. Drag someone from Contacted to Replied to Screened. • A table of the same people, where you set each person's role — candidate, referrer, intro source, hiring manager, investor, champion, and more — and mark who turned out to be pivotal. • Log calls, messages, meetings, interviews and intros against a person in a campaign, and unfold their whole history under the row. • The same person can sit in several campaigns at once, at a different stage and in a different role in each. Their contact record is untouched by any of it. • Close a campaign as a success, a failure, or cancelled, with a note on the outcome — and reopen it later, losing nothing. • A retrospective per campaign: the outcome, how long it ran, the funnel by stage, and the people you flagged as pivotal. It stays reachable long after the campaign is closed, which is the point — it is what you read before starting the next one. YOUR DATA LEAVES WHENEVER YOU WANT • Contacts as CSV, and every campaign as CSV, on every plan including the free one. Exporting is never the thing you have to pay for. • Full-history JSON of both on the paid plans, notes and interactions included. • A per-campaign CSV of the member table or the retrospective, as filtered on screen. • Deleting a contact deletes it. HOW IT TREATS LINKEDIN This is a read-and-annotate tool, and it is built to stay one. • It never clicks, connects, messages, endorses, or submits anything on your behalf. No automation of any kind. • It calls no LinkedIn API and reads no LinkedIn cookie, token, or session. • It changes nothing on the page. The panel lives in its own shadow root beside LinkedIn's markup, never inside it. • It reads five fields from a profile you have opened yourself — name, headline, company, profile URL, and photo URL — and nothing else. It does not read your feed, your inbox, or your messages. • It never bulk-collects. Records are created one at a time, by your click or by your visit. PLANS Free — 50 contacts, 10 notes per contact, 10 active reminders, 10 campaigns, 3 saved views, browser notifications, and both CSV exports. No credit card. Solo, $7/mont…