ZeroTime
Logs which tabs and web apps you use through the day and sends them to Replicon ZeroTime, which suggests projects to fill your timesheet.
A directory of AI extensions for Google Chrome, from writing and translation helpers to meeting note-takers and research assistants. Pick a category, then open an extension to see what it does and add it from the Chrome Web Store, where you can check what it asks to access.
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Logs which tabs and web apps you use through the day and sends them to Replicon ZeroTime, which suggests projects to fill your timesheet.
Gives you a browser copilot with many AI models for chat, plus quick actions on selected text to translate, summarize or fix grammar.
Pulls the key points out of web articles, YouTube videos and PDFs in one click, with links back to the source passage or video moment.
Customizes the ChatGPT interface with themes, fonts and backgrounds, and adds chat folders, a prompt library and exports to PDF or Word.
Suggests test ideas for elements on a web page and writes Playwright, Selenium or Cypress scripts, plus accessibility checks, for testers.
Organizes your ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Grok chats into shared folders with search and a prompt library, and moves chats between them.
Works with Felo search to answer questions from sources worldwide in your own language and helps you read and search social content.
Keeps ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and other sites in a sidebar beside your work so you can summarize or chat about open tabs with your own accounts.
Gives sales reps calling, texting and email tools with live call guidance and Salesforce logging, part of the Revenue.io platform.
Helps cross-border Amazon sellers with a chat assistant, product image editing and background removal, and keyword and ad research widgets.
Records your meetings and groups them with documents and notes by client or project, then runs agents that act on what was discussed.
Fills ChatGPT and other chat sites with prompts from bookmarked links and adds buttons for common follow-up prompts after each reply.
Converts a ChatGPT conversation to Markdown with tables, math and code kept intact, ready to paste into notes apps such as Obsidian.
Audits Google Business Profiles and drafts descriptions, posts and review replies to help local businesses improve their map listings.
Checks highlighted text or images on any web page to estimate whether they were made with AI, including image metadata and watermark checks.
Lets students screenshot a question on screen and get a worked answer with an explanation of the steps behind it.
Shows an AI chat box beside search results for follow-up questions, plus a right-click helper on any page and an image generator.
Solves math problems from a screenshot of your screen and walks through each step, for students and anyone checking calculations.
Lets employees summarize web pages, ask about pages or uploaded files, and draw on company knowledge from their Amazon Q Business setup.
Sends pages and selected content from your browser into AnythingLLM workspaces, for users of the desktop app or a hosted instance.
Saves job listings from sites like LinkedIn and Indeed into one tracker so job seekers can follow every application without a spreadsheet.
Records sales calls without a meeting bot, then writes follow-ups, coaching notes and CRM updates from each conversation for sales teams.
Condenses web pages and PDFs into short takeaways so analysts, students and policy professionals can grasp long documents and share insights.
Detects academic PDFs while you browse and sends them to your ReadPaper library, where researchers can annotate and read papers with AI help.
Pick one that does a single job you need, then open its Chrome Web Store page and read who publishes it and what it asks to access. Be wary of an extension that wants to read every site when its task only needs one, and keep the number you install small.
Open the extension's page here and choose Add to Chrome to go to its Chrome Web Store page, then select Add to Chrome there and confirm the permissions Chrome shows. It then appears under the puzzle-piece Extensions icon, where you can pin it to the toolbar.
Open chrome://extensions, or right-click its icon and choose Manage extension. Turn it off to pause it, or choose Remove to uninstall it. You can also limit it to specific sites under Site access.