Use case
The problem: I saw a useful website last week. I cannot find it again.
Find a website you saw last week
Save a useful page with a short note. Later, find it by the day you saved it, by a word in your note, or by the person or company it was about.
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The problem
What gets in the way
- History is too longYour browser history has hundreds of pages from one day.
- Bookmarks pile upYou bookmark it, then never look in the folder again.
- You forget the nameYou remember what it said, but not what it was called.
How it works
Save it once, find it four ways
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Step 1: Save the page with a note
When a page is useful, click Humble and write a few words. The note keeps a link to the page. Then close the tab.
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Step 2: Go back to the day
Open your timeline and go back to the day you saved it.
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Step 3: Search for a word
Search for a word you wrote in the note, on any device.
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Step 4: Pick a person or company
Was it about a person or a company? Filter your timeline by them.
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What people say
“Now I can easily find notes about people I’ve met, even if I can’t remember their name.”
What it uses
The parts of Humble behind this
Timeline
Find things by when they happened.
Notes
A short note with a link to the page.
Browser extension
Save any page in one click.
Add to your browser (opens in a new tab)
Questions
Common questions
No. Humble finds the pages you saved or linked. Save a page when it is useful and you can find it later.
A note says why the page mattered, and your timeline shows when. A bookmark is only a name in a folder.
Yes. Search your notes from your phone, tablet or computer.
No. Humble is free to start. You need the browser extension.
More use cases
More problems Humble solves
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The problem: I keep tabs open for days, so I do not forget why I opened them.
Keep notes with the page they are about
Write a note on any page with the Humble extension. The note keeps a link back to the page.
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The problem: I read a great source for my essay. Now I cannot find it.
Keep your research sources in one place
Write a note on each source. Tag it by topic and link it to the piece you are writing.
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The problem: At the end of the day, I feel like I did nothing.
See everything you got done
Every task you finish, note you take and meeting you have appears on your timeline.
Find it again next time
Add the Humble extension to your browser. It is free to start.