Notes in context
Create, move, resize, recolor, and edit notes on regular websites.
Local-first Chrome extension
Keep the thought
with the page.
Add a note to a webpage, then find it waiting when you return. Web Sticky Notes keeps your notes in Chrome on your device—no account required.
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Stored in your Chrome profileYour notes stay on this device
Back up when you chooseYour data remains portable
Built for trustworthy context
Small notes.
Serious memory.
Saving you can see
Your changes save automatically, with a visible status and a retry option if saving needs attention.
Easy to revisit
Minimize a note to a small page chip, then expand it when you need it again.
Quick capture
Start from the extension button or its keyboard shortcut.
Your backup, your choice
Download a JSON backup you can restore later, or a readable Markdown copy of your notes.
Private by architecture
Your notes aren't
our business.
Notes and their webpage addresses stay in your Chrome profile on this device. Web Sticky Notes has no account, analytics, advertising, or cloud sync.
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Stored locally
No remote account or cloud database sits between you and your notes.
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Exportable by you
Create a restorable JSON backup or a readable Markdown archive on demand.
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No tracking layer
No analytics, advertising, cookies, email capture, or behavioral profiling.
How it works
Three steps back
to your train of thought.
Create
Open a regular website and choose Web Sticky Notes.
Write and place
Type your thought, choose a color, and place the note where it helps.
Return
Visit the same webpage later and your notes return with it.
Backup and restore
Local-first doesn't mean
locked in.
Save a restorable JSON backup whenever you choose. Restoring adds notes without deleting the notes already in Chrome. You can also download a readable Markdown archive.
- Backup and restore with JSON
- Existing notes stay in place
- Readable Markdown archive
FAQ
Good questions,
plain answers.
Where are my notes stored?
In your Chrome profile on this device.
Does Web Sticky Notes send my notes anywhere?
No. It does not send your notes or webpage addresses to us or third parties.
What happens if I remove the extension?
Its local notes are removed too. Download a JSON backup first if you want to keep a restorable copy.
Can I use it on every Chrome page?
It works on regular websites. Chrome blocks extensions on some protected Chrome pages and in the Chrome Web Store.
Can I restore a backup?
Yes. Backup & restore lets you import a Web Sticky Notes JSON backup without deleting your existing notes.
Can I import Markdown?
No. Markdown is a readable archive; JSON is the restore format.
How do I get help?
Use the Support page.
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