Use case
The problem: I take notes on a call, then lose them in some random doc.
Take notes beside your Google Meet call
Split your Chrome window so Humble sits beside the call. Write notes and add tasks as people talk, and they stay in Humble.
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The problem
What gets in the way
- Notes go anywhereA doc, a notepad or the back of an envelope. You never know which.
- Actions get lostSomeone says they will do it. Nobody writes it down.
- Switching tabs mid-callYou click away to write and miss what was said.
How it works
Notes and tasks beside the call
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Step 1: Make Humble your new tab
In My profile, switch on Open Humble on new tabs.
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Step 2: Put a new tab beside the call
Split your Chrome window. Keep Google Meet on one side and open a new tab on the other. Humble shows My Notes and My Tasks.
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Step 3: Write notes as people talk
Click + Note and write what was said.
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Step 4: Add tasks for what was agreed
Click + Task for each action, and pick who is doing it.
What it uses
The parts of Humble behind this
Humble Home
Your day, notes and tasks in every new tab.
Notes
Save ideas and link them to your work.
Tasks
Always know what to do next.
Questions
Common questions
No. Humble does not connect to Google Meet. You use Humble in a tab beside the call.
No. You write the notes yourself.
Split view is part of Chrome. Humble on new tabs works in Chrome, Arc and most Chromium browsers.
No. Humble is free to start.
More use cases
More problems Humble solves
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The problem: My ideas are in five different apps.
Keep all your ideas in one place
Save notes in Humble and link them to your tasks and people.
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Take notes on your next call
Add the Humble extension and make Humble your new tab. It is free to start.