One Humble, everywhere you work
Humble works best when it is one tap away, wherever you are. There are three steps. They take about five minutes. Then Humble is with you on your computer, in your browser and on your phone.
Three short steps, in order — but start where you are. On your phone right now? Jump straight to step 03.
Sign up on your computer
After this step, you will have a Humble account. You can use it anywhere.
Go to my.humbleai.com and sign up — everything else builds on this.
Already have an account? The same link lets you log in.
Add Humble to your browser
After this step, Humble is one click away on any page. Each new tab opens your tasks, notes and calendar. They are ready before you type a thing.
Add the extension. Then use one switch on My profile (opens in a new tab) to make Humble your new tab. You can hide the Humble bookmark there too.
Install the extension
Begin with the browser extension.
Add to Chrome (opens in a new tab)Works with Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc, Dia and Opera
One click, from where you work
With the extension, you can add a note, a task, a page, a Google doc or a Claude conversation to Humble. You do not need to switch tabs or copy and paste.
For example, are you on LinkedIn and want to save a profile as a contact? Click the extension. Now it is in Humble.
My profile — Get the most out of Humble, step 2
Make Humble your home base
Each new tab opens your tasks, notes and calendar. They are ready before you type a thing.
- Click My profile (opens in a new tab) in the bottom left of Humble's navigation bar
- Under "Chrome extension," find "Open Humble on new tabs (Recommended)" and switch it on
- Open a new tab to check it works. It can take a few minutes to start. If it does not work at once, open a new tab again after about 5 minutes
Switch "Open Humble on new tabs" on
The first time you open a new tab, your browser will ask if you want to keep the change. Choose Keep it. The Humble new tab works in Chrome, Arc, Ecosia and most other Chromium browsers. It does not work in Edge, Safari or Firefox.
Click Keep it — not Change it back
Google search still works. Type in the address bar at the top of a new tab, the same as before. Humble does not block it or change your search engine.
Your Humble new tab, with Google search
Hide the Humble bookmark when you need to
The Humble bookmark is a small tab on the right edge of each web page. On a demo or a sales call? Hide it. Humble still works from the icon in your toolbar.
- Open My profile (opens in a new tab) in Humble
- Under "Chrome extension," find "Show the Humble bookmark on web pages" and switch it off
- Switch it on again when the call ends
Switch it off, then on again after
Put Humble on your phone
After this step, Humble opens from your home screen like any other app. Your tasks, notes and day are one tap away. You do not need an app store.
Open Humble in your phone's browser, then use "Add to home screen."
Are you reading this on your phone? Then skip the QR code and go to the steps below. See what you can do with Humble on your phone.
Works in Safari, Chrome or any browser on iPhone.
Log in to Humble
Open your browser, such as Safari or Chrome, and go to my.humbleai.com (opens in a new tab). Sign in to your account.
Tap the share button
It is now in your browser's address bar. It is the square icon with an arrow that points up. You do not need to look for a three-dot menu. You do not need to use Safari.
Tap "View More"
A share sheet opens with a row of apps, then a row of quick actions. Tap View More to see the full list of options.
Tap "Add to Home Screen"
The list expands. Scroll if you need to, then tap Add to Home Screen.
Tap "Add"
Confirm the name and tap Add in the top right corner. Humble will appear on your home screen like any other app.
Open Chrome
Find Chrome on your phone and open it.
Tap the three-dot menu
In the top right corner of Chrome, tap the three dots (⋮).
Tap "Add to home screen"
In the menu, tap Add to home screen. Then tap Add to confirm. Humble will appear on your home screen like any other app.
You're set up. Choose what to try first
After this step, you will have done something useful with Humble. You will not just have installed it.
Remember how you met someone and what you talked about. Find them again, even if you forget their name
Add a note to any LinkedIn profile or web page. It saves automatically. Next time you need to find someone, search for what you remember, like "find the woman from the Berlin conference who knew Sarah". Then you find her.
Try it on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)Stop losing work between tabs, tools and AI conversations. Link each thing to the task it belongs to
Each task in Humble can hold links to the pages, docs and conversations that go with it. Your Claude chat, the Figma link, the briefing doc: all linked, all there when you return. Nothing is lost between sessions.
Try it now (opens in a new tab)Met someone great? Save them to your CRM before you've even left the conversation
Open Humble on any LinkedIn profile and click magic fill. Their name, role and company go straight into Airtable, Notion or HubSpot. You do not switch tabs or copy and paste. You do not forget to add it later.
Try it on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)About this guide
This guide covers Humble on Chrome, iPhone and Android (Chrome). Last reviewed: 21 August 2026. We update it whenever the setup steps change. Are you stuck on a step, or did you see a mistake? Email us at hello@thehumbleai.com. We read every email.
That's it — Humble is everywhere you work
Save things where you already work. Find them when you need them.