Meet your Humble Sidekick
Your one connected space for your everyday life and work, now available anywhere on the web
Keep Humble in sight
Pin it to your toolbar so it's one click away. Click the icon to open your sidebar on any page.
Use it like a sticky note
for the web
When you add a note, it automatically relates to that page — like a sticky note for the web. It could be a thought on an article you've read, a note on someone's LinkedIn profile, or your take on a company site. Come back later and it's all still there.
Keep it organised, for
yourself
Tag notes and tasks to build your own private lists, or add them to a space your team shares. Everyone works from the same context, so nothing gets lost between people or teams.
Add tasks and all relevant
context, in one place
Create a task on any page and it will automatically relate to it for future reference. Then add extra context to your task as you go. When you pick it up next time, everything you need is already there — no more searching.
Resurface your related context
without context-switching
When a page has related context, the Humble icon turns green. Open the sidebar and you get a timeline of everything you've linked, from across your tools.
Find what you need, without digging
Switch between what relates to this page, this whole site, or everything you've saved in Humble. One note on a person's profile, all your thoughts on a company, or any idea from anywhere.
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Open every new tab on your Humble home
- Open the Humble sidebar: click the Humble icon in your toolbar, or the Humble icon on the right side of your browser.
- In the sidebar, click Humble in the top-left corner, then choose Set as homepage.
- Chrome will show a banner saying "Humble changed your new tab page". Click Keep it. Choosing "Change it back" undoes the setup.
- Open a new tab to check. You'll see your Humble home, and your search bar still works as normal.
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Find the AI chat you need, when you need it
Link a ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini conversation to the task or note it belongs to. Next time you come back to the work, you don't have to search through old chats or browser tabs to find it.
"The huge gap in my workflow was keeping track of all the chats I create, and what for. Having all my tasks and notes in one place across the whole web is just amazing."
Remember the personal context that matters before your next conversation
Add the details you want to remember to someone's profile: where you met, what you discussed or what to follow up on.
A lightweight personal CRM, right where you need it.
Keep the useful context around the people you know on the profiles you already visit — conversations, follow-ups and the things you want to remember next time.
Keep track of competitors as you browse
Add notes directly to competitor websites and organise them with tags or lists, so everything you find is easy to come back to.
Stop losing research across tabs, screenshots and bookmarks.
A pricing change. A new feature. Positioning you want to remember. Capture it while you're looking at it and keep everything about that competitor together.
Never have to remember how you did it last time
Leave yourself instructions on a tool's page as you work. Next time you come back — whether it's payroll, expenses or another occasional process — the steps are waiting for you.
Stop relearning the boring stuff.
Payroll once a month. An expense process once a quarter. A setting you change twice a year. Work it out once, then leave yourself the instructions where you'll need them next time.
Remember what a customer told you before your next conversation
Keep useful customer context connected to their profile, so you can quickly remind yourself what you've discussed, what matters to them and what needs following up.
See the history of the relationship before you speak.
When you last spoke, what came up, what you followed up on and what happened next — keep the relationship timeline together so you can quickly get back up to speed.
Turn the emails you need to answer into work you can finish
Create a task from an email in Gmail. Reply when you're ready, tick it off and move on.
Your unread count doesn't have to be your to-do list.
Important replies get mixed up with newsletters, notifications and everything else. Pull the ones that actually require action into your work instead.
Build your investor list without leaving LinkedIn
When you find someone relevant, open Humble on their profile and add them to your Notion database without switching tabs or copying everything across.
"Every switch cost me precious seconds and was able to distract me from the task I was doing. Humble streamlined the process."
Got half an hour? There's already something worth reading
Save articles, podcasts and videos you come across with the same read/watch/listen tag. When you have some spare time, open the list and pick one.
Remember why you saved it in the first place.
Bookmarks keep the link, but not the thought behind it. Add a note or tag when you save something, so weeks later you still know why it mattered and what you wanted to do with it.
Shared context across your team, tools and work
Shared knowledge
What one person learns, everyone can find.
Shared visibility
See priorities, ownership and progress without chasing for updates.
Shared alignment
Keep the context behind the work connected, so everyone knows what matters and why.
Works with the tools your team already uses
See what your team can achieve with Humble
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