Learns the pattern
The panel recognizes a row of like cards, the model reads a sample of three, and the rest of the row is read by the learned pattern. That is why 69 speakers take milliseconds instead of three minutes.
A side panel that keeps the LinkedIn profiles, companies and whole speaker lists you come across, locally in your browser. Add a note, sort into folders, and hand over to ListPlus the moment a lead is worth enriching.
Free · Chrome · no account needed to save. A ListPlus account only for the hand-over.
speaker cards read in milliseconds, after the AI learned the pattern from three
investor cards on a directory page read as complete records
bytes of page content leave your device while the local AI reads
entries with notes fit in your local saved list
Numbers measured on public conference and directory pages, October 2026. Results depend on the page.
Nothing to configure, nothing to upload. The extension does its job where you already are: on the page.
On LinkedIn, one click saves the person or company you are looking at. Or switch on auto mode and let the panel keep up while you browse.
On a speaker page, an exhibitor list or a startup directory, the on-device AI reads every card as a record: name, role, company, place, contact data.
Select what matters and hand it to a ListPlus list. Add LinkedIn profile data or company firmographics right there, priced per hit and shown before you confirm.
The panel recognizes a person profile or a company page and shows its card. Save, add a note, move on. Every entry keeps the LinkedIn address as its key, so a profile is never saved twice.
A person goes in as a person, a company page as a company. Later each goes to the matching ListPlus list.
"Met at SaaStr, wants a demo in Q1." Write it next to the entry. It travels along at the hand-over if you want.
A pricing page, a job post, an article: save it as a link to come back to. Links stay in your saved list.
By default the extension stores only the address and the page title. Reading the headline, company and photo from the LinkedIn page is a switch you turn on yourself.
Switch on auto mode and every profile you open is saved as you go, with a soft "bing" and a count on the icon. You decide per source what the panel does.
The source is not recognized at all.
The page's card offers Save; you press it.
Saved while auto mode is on, without a click.
New entry → badge count on the icon → a short "bing" when the panel is open.
Auto mode is off when you install the extension. It is a switch in the footer; one tap and the panel goes quiet again.
Conference speakers, exhibitor directories, investor lists, team pages, the YC directory: pages that list people or companies as cards. Open the panel, press "Find people & companies", and the AI built into Chrome reads them as records: name, role, company, place, and contact data where the page has it.
The panel recognizes a row of like cards, the model reads a sample of three, and the rest of the row is read by the learned pattern. That is why 69 speakers take milliseconds instead of three minutes.
Found records appear as they are read, with a counter and a bar. Each one is outlined on the page; click a result and the page jumps to its card.
A card that links to a LinkedIn profile is saved under that profile, so the hand-over later has the one address that makes enrichment work.
Runs only on devices that support Chrome's on-device model (Gemini Nano). The model downloads once, after you press Activate. No cloud fallback.
Open a company's imprint or legal page and the local AI reads who stands behind the site: the company, its representatives, and the address, phone and e-mail that go with it. The names are marked on the page so you can check them in a glance.
Contact data is always read by rules, never guessed. Every name must stand in the text it came from.
Read a speaker page and save the result as one folder named after the event. Your saved list stays readable; the leads stay together until you hand them over.
The page reader offers it right after a scan. One row in your list, all records inside.
Create folders yourself, drag an entry onto a folder, or select several and move them in one go.
Rename it, open it, press "Hand over all". People and companies go to their lists together.
The saved list is grouped by day, so the week reads like a journal. Open "All entries" for a calendar heatmap of what you saved when, and a search over names, companies and notes.
Today, yesterday, the day of the conference. Every entry with its note.
A heatmap of your saving days and a search field. Find the founder you saved in March by her company's name.
Select mode for several entries at once: delete what was noise, hand over what is a lead.
Select entries, press "Hand over". People go to a contact list, companies to a company list; create a new list right there. Only this click sends anything to ListPlus. Your saved list stays where it is.
Your notes land in a Notes column. Off by default.
For people and companies saved with a LinkedIn address: role, company, location and more, filled in as the rows arrive.
A company from a directory page gets its website looked up by name and city first, then the firmographics by its domain.
Enrichment is priced per hit in credits and shown before you confirm. The saved list itself never costs anything.
What happens in ListPlus: clean, enrich, routeEvery saved person and company carries an "Open in ListPlus" link. It opens the contact's full data sheet in ListPlus, where you add what you need field by field, against credits, and see the price before each one.
The sheet needs a ListPlus account. Fields are filled only when a provider has them; e-mail and phone lookups are charged only when found.
Explore checks & enrichmentMost prospecting extensions phone home with every page you open. This one is built the other way round: the list lives in your browser, the AI runs on your device, and ListPlus hears about a lead only when you hand it over.
The saved list, notes and folders live in your browser's storage. No sync, no server copy.
Pages are read by Chrome's built-in model on your hardware. The page content never leaves the device, and there is no cloud fallback.
The hand-over is the only moment data travels, and it sends only the entries you selected.
On LinkedIn the extension stores only the address and the title until you turn on reading details from the page.
Which list, with or without notes, with or without enrichment. The dialog shows it all before the click.
English, German, Spanish and French, the same four as ListPlus. The panel follows your browser's language or the one you pick in the settings.
Founder-led sales, GTM engineers, SDRs, scouts and event teams: everyone who meets prospects on pages, not in databases.
You are on LinkedIn anyway. Save the people who react to your posts and the companies that follow you, hand over once a week.
A directory page becomes structured records on your machine, then a ListPlus list with checks, enrichment and a route to your CRM.
Research without tab chaos: save as you go, note the context, enrich only the leads that passed your own filter.
Demo day pages, accelerator batches, portfolio lists: read in a minute, kept locally, enriched when a company gets interesting.
Before the conference, read the speaker and exhibitor pages. After it, your notes are already next to the names.
Your list and your notes are on your machine; the AI runs there too. Nothing is collected for you on a server.
Saving a profile stores its address and title. Reading details from the page is a switch you turn on, with LinkedIn's terms shown next to it.
The extension is free, with or without a ListPlus account. You pay only for enrichment you choose, per hit.
A hand-over lands in a ListPlus list: 100+ quality checks, enrichment across providers, routes to HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, outreach tools or a webhook.
Install the extension from the Chrome Web Store and pin the icon.
Open it once and press the dock button; from then on the icon opens the side panel next to the page.
Save with one click, or press "Find people & companies" on a page that lists them. For the local AI, press Activate once to download Chrome's model.
The saved list works without an account. For the hand-over, sign in to ListPlus in the same Chrome profile; the free plan is enough.
Plans & creditsYes. Saving, notes, folders, auto mode and the local AI work without any account. You need a ListPlus account only for the hand-over to a list and for "Open in ListPlus". The free plan is enough for both.
Nothing, until you hand entries over. The hand-over sends the selected entries to the ListPlus list you chose: the LinkedIn address, name, company and location, your notes if you switched them on. The page content the local AI reads never leaves your device.
Chrome's on-device model (Gemini Nano) needs Chrome 138 or newer, about 22 GB of free disk space and either a GPU with more than 4 GB of memory or 16 GB of RAM. The model downloads once after you press Activate. On other devices the AI features stay off; there is no cloud fallback.
LinkedIn's User Agreement does not allow add-ons that copy data from its pages. So by default the extension stores only the address and the page title of a profile. Reading details such as the headline or company from the page is a switch you turn on yourself, with that note shown next to it.
The extension is free. The saved list, folders, notes and the local AI stay free. Enrichment in ListPlus uses credits, priced per hit and shown before you confirm; a lookup that finds nothing is not charged.
Only what you switched to "automatic" in the detections, while auto mode is on. It is off when you install the extension. A page you removed is not saved again for 30 minutes.
Into the ListPlus list you picked at the hand-over, people to a contact list, companies to a company list. From there you run the list's checks and enrichments and route the records to your CRM, outreach tool or webhook.
The saved list holds up to 5,000 entries with notes in your browser. A hand-over counts against your ListPlus plan's rows like any other import.
Free, local, yours. Hand over to ListPlus when a lead earns it.