AI tools for chrome extensions

AI assistant in your browser

HARPA AI is a Chrome Extension and NoCode RPA platform that automates web tasks to save time and money. It uses a hybrid AI engine built on ChatGPT and Machine Learning to perform tasks such as provid

You're staring at a Twitter thread where engagement would help

Recording software tutorials gets messy

You're juggling fifteen tabs—copying website info into a spreadsheet

Capture, transcribe, and summarize any meeting right from your browser—instantly and for just $0

You install AIPex as a Chrome extension and your browser suddenly understands what you're trying to do

Creating tutorials that actually help

College Tools costs $19

It's a Chrome extension that sits on top of platforms like Zendesk, Intercom, Gorgias, and Gmail

Chrome Sidekick turns your browser into an AI-powered workspace that handles repetitive tasks, extracts information, and remembers context across every tab and session

AI Blaze is a free Chrome Extension that helps students use AI to save time, get help with homework, and boost your study game. Simply type a keyboard shortcut or use our dynamic sidebar to use AI sn

Teachers drowning in grading and lesson prep need Brisk Teaching

Voila is an AI browser assistant powered by ChatGPT. It's designed to streamline user's online interactions, making them more intelligent and efficient. With Voila, users can ask any question, and the

Dubble is a Chrome extension that watches how you work and turns your actions into written step-by-step guides with screenshots and video.

Stacks is a personal AI workspace that gathers what you find online into one searchable place.

Got messy documents that need structured data fast

Linnk AI churns out decent summaries and translations that stick to the source material

Transkriptor is an AI transcription service that turns audio recordings, video files and live meetings into editable text in more than 100 languages.

Notes that organize themselves

Your invoices stay in your inbox—that's what matters

You save articles

Visual thinking meets structured note-taking in Emberly, a workspace that organizes information through mind maps instead of traditional folders

Classology is a study app that converts course material into things you can revise from.