Install
Two minutes, and you will know it is working before you finish.
1. Add it to Chrome
Open the Chrome Web Store listing and click Add to Chrome. It also works in Edge, Brave and Arc, which all install Chrome extensions.
Chrome will show you what it is asking for:
- Storage — to keep you signed in.
- x.com and youtube.com — the two sites the Save button appears on.
That is the whole list. If you are ever shown a request for more than this, it is not us.
2. Pin it
Click the puzzle-piece icon in Chrome's toolbar and pin Save This Lead. The icon opens the side panel, which is where your saved leads live.
3. Sign in
Click the icon, then Continue with Google — or create an account with an email and password. Signing up creates your workspace automatically.
Joining a colleague's workspace? Ask them to invite your email address first, from Settings. Then sign up with that same address and you will land in their workspace rather than a new one. Signing up first and being invited afterwards does not work — email us and we will merge it.
4. Confirm it is working
Open x.com and look at any post. A Save button should appear in the row of actions under it. If it does:
- The extension is installed and running.
- You are signed in.
- Your workspace exists.
If the button is not there
| What you see | What it means |
|---|---|
| Nothing at all on x.com | The tab was open before you installed. Reload it — a content script does not enter a page that is already loaded. |
| A banner saying "Save This Lead was updated" | The extension reloaded under an open tab. Click the banner to reload. |
| "Sign in from the side panel first" | Installed but signed out. Click the toolbar icon. |
| Button appears, saving fails | Check the side panel for a message — most often the monthly save limit on the free plan. |
Updating
Chrome updates extensions on its own. After an update, reload any X or YouTube tab you already had open.
Next: save your first lead →