Full integration · Google Sheets

Google Sheets users:
your notes now know which tab you're on.

Pin a note to one sheet tab and it shows only on that tab — switch tabs and it's gone. Or scope it to the whole spreadsheet, so it rides along on every tab.

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The problem

One workbook, a dozen tabs.
Your notes don't know the difference.

You're deep in a big spreadsheet — a Summary tab, a Q3 tab, a dozen more. A note about the Q3 numbers shouldn't be floating on the Summary tab, but desktop sticky notes have no idea which sheet you're looking at. So the reminder for one tab follows you everywhere, or gets buried, and the note and the cells it's about are never lined up.

How it works

Notes that follow the tab,
not your desktop.

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Per tab

TackNote reads the sheet's gid from the URL — the bit that changes when you click a different tab. Pin a note while you're on the Q3 tab and it sticks to that tab, hidden on the Summary tab and every other one. Switch back and it's right there.

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Or the whole spreadsheet

Some notes belong to the whole workbook, not one tab. When you tack, choose "this sheet" or "whole document." Whole-document notes ride along on every tab of the spreadsheet, wherever you are in it.

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Follows you back

Open TackBoard, see a note, click Reveal — TackNote reopens the exact spreadsheet in your browser, on the tab the note belongs to. The note is the shortcut back to the work.

What TackNote tracks in Sheets.

Browsers are a Full-tier integration — TackNote scopes web notes to the page URL. For Google Sheets that means the spreadsheet's document id and the tab's gid, so a note can live on one tab or the whole workbook.

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Per-sheet (gid) scope

Pin a note to a single tab using the gid in the URL. It shows only on that tab and hides on every other one. No per-cell or per-range guessing — clean, per-tab scope.

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Whole-workbook scope

Choose "whole document" and a note rides along on every tab of the spreadsheet, scoped by the document id. One note for the whole file when that's what you need.

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Cross-Mac & cross-browser sync

The same note can appear in Chrome, Safari, and other browsers, matched by URL — and it follows you across your Macs through your own iCloud, end-to-end encrypted.

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Private & on-device

Notes, voice memos, and transcripts are encrypted. Nothing lives on our servers — sync runs through your own iCloud, and the only network call is license validation.

Scope: per tab (gid) Scope: whole doc Reveal: reopen sheet Tier: Full 🟢
"The note about the Q3 numbers stays on the Q3 tab. Right where the work is — not floating on the desktop."
FAQ

Google Sheets, answered.

Can a note stick to just one sheet tab?

Yes. TackNote reads the tab's gid from the spreadsheet URL — the part that changes when you switch tabs — so a note pinned to one tab shows only there and hides on all the others.

Can it cover the whole spreadsheet instead?

Yes. When you tack a note, choose "whole document" and it appears on every tab of that spreadsheet instead of just one.

Does it sync across my Macs?

Yes. Web-page notes sync through your own iCloud, end-to-end encrypted, so the same note follows you from one Mac to another.

Does it work in Safari and other browsers too?

Yes — all major browsers, including Safari and Chrome. The same note can appear across them, matched by the page URL.

Is there a free trial?

Yes — a 14-day free trial, no credit card required. After that, a one-time $24.99 license unlocks TackNote on up to 2 Macs.

Simple pricing

One price.
Every app you work in.

Launch price — limited time
$24.99
One-time · Yours forever · Up to 2 Macs · $29.99 regular
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End-to-end encrypted

Private by design. Yours alone.

Every note is sealed with AES-256 encryption the moment you write it — the key lives in your Mac’s Keychain, never on a server. Switch on iCloud sync and your notes stay end-to-end encrypted across your devices through Apple’s CloudKit: encrypted on your Mac before they leave it, and readable only by you. No accounts, no trackers, no servers we control. Not even we can read your notes.