Use case
The problem: I saw a great flat last week. Now I cannot find it.
Keep track of every flat you look at
Write a note on each flat or holiday rental you look at. Humble turns green when you open one you have seen, and keeps them all in one list.
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The problem
What gets in the way
- They all look the sameAfter twenty listings, you cannot tell them apart.
- You look at the same flat twiceYou open a listing and wonder if you saw it before.
- Notes are everywhereWhat you thought of each flat is in chats, photos and your head.
How it works
Note it, find it, compare
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Step 1: Write a note on the listing
Open the listing. Click Humble and write what you think. Add a tag, such as #flats.
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Step 2: Know if you have seen it
Open a listing you saved and the Humble icon turns green. Your note is there.
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Step 3: Book a viewing
Add a task with a due date, such as “Book a viewing”. The task keeps a link to the listing.
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Step 4: Compare them all
Open the #flats tag to see every flat and what you thought of it.
What it uses
The parts of Humble behind this
Browser extension
Notes on any listing, on any website.
Add to your browser (opens in a new tab)Notes
Tags turn your notes into lists.
Tasks
Viewings with a due date.
Questions
Common questions
Any website, such as Rightmove, Zoopla, SpareRoom or Airbnb. The Humble extension works on any web page.
Yes. Write a note on each place you like, then compare them in one list.
Yes. Share a note with the add person button. Only the people you add can see it.
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 buy the first thing I see. Then I find a better one.
Compare before you buy
Save each thing you might buy to one note. Compare them, then choose.
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The problem: My trip is in five emails and ten tabs.
Plan a trip in one place
Link the stay, the flights and the booking emails to one task for the trip.
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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.
Find your next home without losing track
Add the Humble extension to your browser. It is free to start.