Nagi Memo

Chrome side panel for quick markdown memos attached to the page you're reading.

Nagi Memo is a Chrome extension that lives in the browser's side panel (right-edge pane). It lets you jot markdown memos attached to the URL of the page you're currently viewing. - **One click or Alt+N to start writing**. No window switching, no screen splitting. - **Memos come back when you revisit the page**. Simple 1 URL = 1 memo model. - **Notion-like WYSIWYG**. `# ` becomes a heading, `- ` becomes a list, `**bold**` and `[text](url)` style on the fly. - **Auto-save**. 300ms debounce. A subtle indicator shows save state. - **Copy as markdown**. One button copies the full memo to the clipboard — paste directly into Slack / Notion / GitHub. - **Pin**. Keep the side panel locked to one memo even when you switch tabs. - **"All" tab** to browse every memo you've ever written. - **Delete is instant with a 5-second Undo**. No confirmation dialog to slow you down. - **Export all memos as a markdown zip**. Your data is always portable. - **Fully local, no analytics, no login**. Your memos live only in your browser. This extension is part of the Nagi-note app family, but you don't need a Nagi account to use it. Future versions will add optional Nagi Inbox integration (memos are stored as TipTap JSON, so migration is painless).