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Weekend groceries
Milk, eggs, sourdough, salad mix, coffee beans.
Built to feel native in Google Keep
A clearer structure for everything you keep.
SubKeep adds nested labels, faster navigation, Labelless Notes, and a focused writing mode to Google Keep—without becoming another notes app.
- Local extension storage
- No SubKeep account
- Works inside Keep
One familiar place
Your notes stay in Google Keep.
Try the core experience
More than folders, still unmistakably Keep.
Switch between the three main workflows. The demo mirrors shipped behavior while keeping your real notes untouched.
Build a hierarchy and jump to matching Keep labels.
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Matching Keep view
Groceries
Dinner with friends
Brie, crackers, olives, sparkling water, dessert.
On smaller screens the hierarchy stays readable and the selected note preview moves beneath it instead of being squeezed beside it.
Shipped features
Small tools that remove daily friction.
SubKeep concentrates on structure, retrieval, and focus. Every feature stays close to the Google Keep interface you already know.
Nested label hierarchy
Turn a long flat label list into expandable parent and sublabel branches, up to three levels below the root.
Learn how it worksFast Keep navigation
Select a SubKeep label to open its matching native Google Keep label view without leaving Keep.
Learn how it worksLabelless Notes
Review a read-only preview grid of currently loaded active notes that have no native Keep label.
Learn how it worksZen Mode
Focus the native Keep editor in a centered writing canvas while preserving its content and editing behavior.
Learn how it worksImport and local backups
Bring in visible Keep labels, then export or restore your SubKeep structure with validated local JSON backups.
Learn how it worksLocal, account-scoped setup
Store label organization and preferences in Chrome local extension storage, separated by the detected Keep account.
Learn how it worksHow it works
Useful in three short steps.
- 01
Install
Add the free Chrome extension and reload Google Keep.
- 02
Organize
Import visible Keep labels or create a small hierarchy of your own.
- 03
Work inside Keep
Navigate, review labelless notes, and focus the native editor without moving your notes.
Public documentation
Know what SubKeep does before you install it.
Get started with SubKeep
Install SubKeep, open Google Keep, and build your first folder-style label hierarchy.
Read guideOrganize labels and navigate faster
Create, nest, edit, color, and navigate SubKeep labels directly in the Google Keep sidebar.
Read guideFind notes without labels
Use Labelless Notes to review currently loaded active Keep notes without native labels.
Read guideWrite with Zen Mode
Focus an open native Google Keep note in a centered, distraction-reduced editing canvas.
Read guideImport, back up, and manage settings
Sync visible Keep labels, protect your SubKeep hierarchy, and understand local account-scoped storage.
Read guideNo SubKeep backend for your hierarchy
Local-first extension
Your structure stays with the browser profile using it.
Label organization and preferences use Chrome local extension storage and are separated by the detected Keep account. The public website separately uses the services described in the Privacy Policy for feedback, analytics, support, and optional error reporting.
Read the privacy detailsFree Chrome extension
Give Google Keep a clearer structure.
Install SubKeep, keep your notes in Google Keep, and organize the labels around them locally in your browser.
Help shape SubKeep
A small extension should listen closely.
Share a rough edge, ask a question, or explicitly opt in to occasional release notes. Feedback and updates remain separate choices.
Feedback & release updates
Send feedback, subscribe to occasional release updates, or both.