Get Sidenote everywhere you read.
Sidenote works in Chrome, Edge and Firefox today, with desktop apps for macOS, Windows and Linux coming soon. Every answer links back to the exact passage it came from.
Add Sidenote to your browser.
The extension opens in a side panel next to the page you are reading. Ask about a PDF, wiki or article, and every answer links to the passage it came from.
- Available
Chrome
For Chrome and compatible desktop Chromium browsers.
- Available
Edge
For Microsoft Edge on a desktop computer.
- Available
Firefox
For Firefox on a desktop computer.
- Coming soon
Opera
The Opera listing is awaiting release.
Already installed? Open Sidenote from your browser toolbar.
Sidenote on your desktop.
Open PDFs, Word and PowerPoint files, Markdown and text from your computer in their own window, with the same account, library and cited answers.
- Coming soon
macOS
For Apple silicon and Intel Macs.
- Coming soon
Windows
For x64 and ARM64 Windows PCs.
- Coming soon
Linux
AppImage and Debian package for x64.
The desktop apps are on their way. Direct downloads will appear here first, then Mac App Store, Microsoft Store and Flathub listings. Until then, use the browser extension on your computer.
Start where your reading happens.
Reading on the web
Get the browser extension. It works on the web pages, PDFs, wikis and docs you open in Chrome, Edge or Firefox.
Choose a browserWorking with files on your computer
The desktop app is coming soon. It will open local PDFs and documents in their own window.
See desktop appsOn a phone or tablet? The iPhone, iPad and Android apps are not released yet. Email yourself the link and install on your computer.