Guides

Word Hunt, a quiz and Wordle made out of the article in front of you. No other AI extension does this — and it's free on every plan.

Draft it now while you have the context. Get it back finished at 4pm — not a nudge telling you to go and write it.

Why most trackers claim nine hours on a tab you left open — and what counting honestly actually takes.

No extension can read Chrome's built-in PDF viewer — it's a browser rule. Here's what works instead.

Where the bigger, more mature option genuinely wins, and where paying a fifth of the price gets you more.

An automation platform versus a sidebar that stays simple. They get compared a lot, and they shouldn't be.

Turn a long article, Reddit thread, or research paper into 5 clean bullets without leaving the tab.

Draft context-aware replies in Gmail and Outlook that actually sound like you. Free trial included.

Grab a page in Japanese and read it in Hindi. Better than Google Translate for context-heavy text.

Side by side look at the leading AI Chrome extensions, what they do well, and where they fall short.

Feature-by-feature breakdown of the two leading AI sidebar extensions.

Focused writing vs feature-rich kitchen sink. Which one fits your workflow.

One works on Google search only. One works everywhere. Different jobs.

Correction tool vs creation tool. Why many people run both.

Turn a 30-minute inbox into a 5-minute one. Prompts and workflow included.

Draft LinkedIn content that doesn't sound like every other AI-written post.

Reddit-safe AI drafting. What works, what gets you banned.

Real monthly prices, hidden limits, and which cheap tools are genuinely usable.

Every major tool's free tier, paid plans, and real cost per message.

Genuinely free tiers vs trials wearing a free badge. Limits compared.

A destination you visit vs a sidebar in the tab you're already in.

Tweets, replies and threads that don't read like a bot wrote them.

Draft Outlook replies without a Copilot licence. Works on any plan.

Plain-English explainer — what they do, what they can't do, and the four questions to ask before installing one.

Use the transcript, not the video. Works on hour-long uploads. Prompts by video type.