sitecue

sitecue is a note-taking tool and text editor built for people who work, research, and write in the browser.

It combines two parts that work together:

1. A Side Panel Chrome Extension for taking quick notes right on the websites you are viewing.
2. A Web App for reviewing your notes, writing drafts for blogs or social media, and jumping back to your frequent websites.

Instead of clipping entire web pages into a separate app and forgetting about them, sitecue lets you leave your own notes directly on the website itself—so they automatically appear the next time you visit.

1. Chrome Extension: Take notes while viewing websites

Keep your notes right beside your active tab without switching apps or organizing folders:

• URL & Domain-Linked Notes: Automatically shows notes and to-dos linked to the exact page (URL) or website (domain) you are viewing. A badge on the icon notifies you when a page has saved notes, and finished tasks can be marked as resolved to keep your list clean.
• Quick Panel (Scratchpad, Commands & Links):
• Note (Scratchpad): A free-form space for email drafts, AI prompts, or temporary text, regardless of which site you are on. Save to your Inbox or Diary in one click.
• Command: Edit and copy multi-line commands or code snippets with auto-indentation.
• Links: Register related URLs you use often on that site (like GitHub repos, staging servers, or spec docs) to open them in one click.
• Daily Diary: Log daily thoughts and events with timestamps right from the side panel.
• 3 Visual Markers & Filtering: Color-code notes into Info, Alert, and Idea. Quickly find what you need using type filters, hashtags, and keyword search.
• Markdown & Code Highlighting: Write in standard Markdown with syntax-highlighted code blocks and one-click copy buttons.

2. Web App: Review your activity, write drafts, and launch sites

Use the web app as your home base when you want to step back and work on a larger screen:

• Review Notes & Daily Logs: Browse through all the notes you have left across different websites, check your daily diary, and manage global "Inbox" notes that aren't tied to any specific URL.
• Write Drafts (Studio): Turn your collected notes and ideas into structured drafts for blog posts, social media updates, or documentation.
• Jump Back to Your Sites (Domain Activity): See which websites you use most actively and use your dashboard as a starting point to jump straight back to those pages.