Hi Hunters! 👋 I’m taikiwt, the maker of sitecue. When we get into note-taking, we often search for that one "ultimate app" to centralize everything. But eventually, we realize there is no perfect app that handles all information while keeping our workflow comfortable. I often found myself hesitating: "Should I put this in Notion, Obsidian, or just use a temporary scratchpad?" You probably already have a favorite app for deep, focused writing. But every day, we travel across the web, consuming tons of information. Dragging a heavy note-taking app everywhere we go, deciding where to store a quick thought, or searching for past context is exhausting. What if you could just leave the information you need right there on the web page, and have it waiting for you the next time you visit? That way, you can browse the web "empty-handed." Stay light and agile for your daily tasks, and only take home the truly important insights to your favorite note-taking app. That’s why I built sitecue. ✨ Core Features: URL-Linked: Automatically displays notes associated with your current web page. Switch tabs, and your notes hide themselves. Side Panel UI: Leave your notes quietly in the side panel without injecting any extra buttons into the web page. Markdown & Quick Links: Keep your thoughts clean and related PRs/docs easily accessible right on the page. If you want to free yourself from the burden of note management, give sitecue a try. I’d love to hear your thoughts, feedback, or any questions you have! 🚀

sitecue

Your notes, right on site. Free from note management.

Your notes, right on site. Free from note management.