Decision Memory

Tracking since Apr 8, 2026.

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• May 10, 2026
  description

  We often revisit the same websites and forget why we skipped them.
  
  Decision Memory helps you remember your own reasoning — right when you come back.
  
  How it works:
  • Save why you skipped a website
  • Get reminded automatically when you revisit
  • Snooze reminders when needed
  • All data stays on your device
  
  Perfect for:
  • Job searching
  • Online shopping
  • Course & tool research
  • Avoiding repeated decision fatigue
  
  Note:
  Decision Memory works at the website level, not individual product pages.
  
  No accounts. No tracking. No external servers.

  Decision Memory – Save decisions and get reminders when you revisit websites
  
  We often revisit the same websites and end up thinking about the same decisions again — whether it’s a job application, a product purchase, or a tool comparison.
  
  Decision Memory helps you remember decisions you made on any webpage or website, so you don’t repeat the same thinking again. Save your reasoning once, and get a reminder the next time you return.
  
  🧠 What it does
  
  Decision Memory is a simple decision tracker for websites and URLs that lets you save decisions along with context. When you revisit the same page or website, it reminds you of what you decided earlier — helping you stay consistent and avoid decision fatigue.
  
  Instead of re-evaluating the same options again and again, you can rely on your past decisions.
  
  ⚙️ How it works
  Visit any website or webpage
  Save your decision (Yes, No, Later, or custom)
  Add an optional note for context
  When you revisit the same URL, get a decision reminder
  Edit, snooze, or update your decision anytime
  
  ✨ Key features
  Save decisions on any webpage or website instantly
  Decision reminders when revisiting the same URL
  Optional notes to capture reasoning and context
  Snooze reminders for later
  Edit or reset decisions anytime
  Decision history with timestamps
  Works across both specific pages and broader website contexts
  
  🎯 Who it’s useful for
  Job seekers tracking applications and decisions
  People comparing products, tools, or courses
  Online shoppers avoiding repeated indecision
  Anyone who wants to track decisions while browsing
  
  🔒 Privacy-first by design
  No accounts required
  No tracking
  No external servers
  All data is stored locally on your device
  
  Your decisions stay completely private.
  
  🚀 Why use Decision Memory?
  
  Because your past decisions already contain valuable thinking.
  This extension makes sure you remember your decisions and avoid repeating them — whether it’s on a specific page or across a website.

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