Notes that live on the page

Leave a note on any webpage. It's there when you come back.

Demo loop goes here Open a page → add a note → reload → the note is still there

What Pagenail can see

Notes are stored on your device. Pagenail saves the address of the page and the text you typed — never the contents of the page itself.

It runs only when you open it. Nothing is recorded in the background, and nothing is sent anywhere while you browse.

Uninstall whenever you like; your notes stay yours, and you can export them on the way out.

Is it free?

TODO — say the price, or say it is free and what happens if that changes. Silence here reads as expensive.

Which browsers does it work in?

TODO — Chrome today. Say whether Edge, Arc, Brave and other Chromium browsers work, and whether Firefox or Safari are planned.

Does it work on PDFs, webmail, and pages behind a login?

TODO — the honest answer, including anywhere it does not work. People find the gaps quickly; better they hear it here.

What happens if the page changes?

TODO — notes are anchored to the URL, so explain what that means when a page is edited, moved, or carries query parameters.

Can I get my notes out?

TODO — the export path, and what the file looks like.

What's coming next?

TODO — one sentence on sync and sharing. This is the only place the roadmap belongs.