Priority · Everyone
Fire alarm test today at 2pm.
It's a test. No need to leave the building.
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Notes
Post-its on the browser homepage. Set a time window and they tidy themselves away.
Browser Notes puts team updates on the page everyone already opens, and shows you who's read them.
Browser Notes
Get a message across to your team.
Put your updates where their day begins.
Browser Notes
Less noise. More noticed.
A little note. The right place. Your whole team.
(Why Browser Notes)
Because every other channel is already full. Browser Notes doesn't compete with the noise. It sits on the page people open anyway.
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emails the average employee receives every day
Microsoft Work Trend Index, 2025
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Teams messages on top of that, every day
Microsoft Work Trend Index, 2025
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how often the average worker is interrupted by a meeting, email or chat
Microsoft Work Trend Index, 2025
0%
of knowledge workers' productive time is spent in the browser
Enterprise Strategy Group for Google, 2023
| Feature | Teams / Slack | Browser Notes | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seen without opening another app | No | No | No | Yes |
| Stays visible until it stops mattering | No | No | No | Yes |
| Shows up on the right website | No | No | No | Yes |
| Proof each person has read it | PartlyOpens only | Partly | PartlyBlue ticks | Yes |
| Targeted by team, office or role | Yes | Yes | Partly | Yes |
| Company-controlled, not personal phones | Yes | Yes | No | Yes |
Internal emails average a 64% open rate and a 6.8% click rate. Opened isn't the same as read. (PoliteMail Internal Email Benchmark, 2025)
(Three kinds of message)
Pick the right weight for every update. Each one lands on the page your team already has open.
Priority · Everyone
Fire alarm test today at 2pm.
It's a test. No need to leave the building.
01
Post-its on the browser homepage. Set a time window and they tidy themselves away.
Don't open “Invoice overdue”. Report it to IT.
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Urgent? A company-branded pop-up appears over their current page. Every "Got it" is logged.
Required · By Friday
320 colleagues join us today. Here's what changes for you, and what doesn't.
Remind me later
Acme will see that you've read this.
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The things everyone must read. A sheet that stays until they confirm, with reminders and an audit trail.
(Site-specific notes)
Pin a note to any website. When someone opens LinkedIn, ChatGPT or your CRM, the right reminder is waiting.
Site note · linkedin.com
Following our company page?
Stay up to date with the team. Follow our company page on LinkedIn.
(Required messages)
For acquisitions, policy changes and anything that has to land. Know exactly who's read it, and who hasn't.
Required · By Friday
320 colleagues join us today. Here's what changes for you, and what doesn't.
Remind me later
Acme will see that you've read this.
(For admins)
Try it. Write a message, pick who sees it, and watch it land.
Reaches 312 people
Note · Everyone
Fire alarm test today at 2pm.
It's a test. No need to leave the building.
Notes, announcements and required reads, managed from one dashboard and seen on every browser.
(Pricing)
Start free. Upgrade when you need proof.
For trying it with a small team.
£0
Free forever
For teams that need announcements and proof.
£3
Per person / month, billed annually · £4 monthly
For organisations with things everyone must read.
£6
Per person / month, billed annually · Min. 100 people
Over 1,000 people? Talk to us about enterprise pricing.
(FAQ)
No. Notes sit over the top of the page. Nothing underneath is changed, and people can still search as normal.
No. Browser Notes lives in the browser, not in system notifications. Announcements appear as standalone company-branded pop-ups, and Required messages stay on screen until they're confirmed.
Admins you choose. Everyone else only sees the messages meant for their groups.
No. Invite people by email and they add the extension in about a minute. Larger organisations can have IT install it automatically.
Yes. Every “Got it” and acknowledgement is logged with a name and time, and you can export it.
Yes. Pin a note to a whole site, like linkedin.com, or a single page. Rules are matched on each person's device, so we never see their browsing history.
Chrome and Edge at launch, with more to follow.
Book a 20-minute demo. We'll set up a pilot for one team the same week.