Chrome Extension · Free

Your design
links,
remembered.

Noodler quietly logs every design link you open. No bookmarks. No tagging. No hunting through Slack. If you opened it once, it's already waiting for you.

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Noodler
Checkout Flow — v4
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Mobile Nav Exploration
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Prototype walkthrough
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Design System · Tokens
figma.com · yesterday
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How it works

Built around how you
already work.

Most tools ask you to change your behavior. Noodler doesn't. It watches what you're already doing and makes it retrievable. That's it.

01

Automatic capture

Open a Figma file and it's logged. No bookmarking. No starring. No "oh I should save this." Noodler catches it in the background while you keep working.

02

Chronological history

A clean, time-ordered list of everything you've touched. Not by folder. Not by tag. Just the truth: what you opened, when you opened it.

03

Fast recall

When someone asks "can you send the design?" you open Noodler and it's right there. No retracing steps. No digging through tabs you closed three days ago.

04

Zero configuration

Install it and forget about it. There's nothing to set up, no categories to maintain, no habits to form. Noodler just runs.

The idea

Tools should remember
things so you don't have to.

Design work is full of context switching. You open something, move on, and an hour later someone needs the link. You know you were just there. But where? Noodler is a quiet, persistent memory that lives in your browser — not a new workflow, just a better version of the one you already have.

On the roadmap

Noodler is just getting
started.

Team memory

Shared link feeds so your whole team can see what collaborators have been opening. Stop asking for links in Slack.

Engineering links

Jira tickets, GitHub PRs, Linear issues — pulled into the same memory layer as your design work. One place, full context.

Design-to-dev context

Trace how a design moved from concept to shipped. Links across tools accumulate naturally into a single searchable thread.

Stop hunting.
Start finding.

Free to install. Takes ten seconds. Works immediately.

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