Automationinside the tabalready open.
No new tool to adopt, no training deck. We build Manifest V3 extensions that capture, enrich and file data where your team already works — internally distributed, or published on the Web Store.
Nobody opens the tool you bought.
So put the workflow where their cursor already is.
Every internal portal, dashboard and CRM loses the same battle: the work happens in a browser tab somewhere else, and the data gets copied across by hand — or not at all.
Built, reviewed, and rolled out.
Including the parts teams forget: permissions, review submission and how it reaches every laptop.
Workflow mapping
We watch the actual clicks, then decide what the extension should take over and what it must leave alone.
Popup & overlay UI
Designed to the same standard as a product surface — states, errors and keyboard access included.
Capture & enrichment
Reading the page reliably, enriching from your data or third-party APIs, deduping before it writes.
Backend & auth
A small service so API keys never live in the browser, with per-user access logged.
Permissions & review
Narrow scopes, written justification, listing assets, and we handle Web Store submission.
Rollout & updates
Workspace policy install or public listing, plus the update channel so fixes land silently.
Four shapes, over and over.
Most briefs land in one of these. If yours does not, the discovery call is free either way.
Prospect and lead capture
Pull a profile, company or listing off the page, enrich it and file it in the CRM without a tab switch.
Most requestedContext inside someone else's app
Show your internal data — pricing, stock, account history — on top of the portal your team works in.
No vendor API neededRepetitive form filling
Multi-step submissions on supplier or government portals, driven from your own records.
Hours back per weekWatch and alert
Track pages that change — prices, tenders, compliance notices — and push alerts into Slack or email.
Runs in the backgroundFive phases, three weeks.
You load an unpacked build on day four and use it against real pages while we are still writing it.
Workflow discovery
A screen-share of the real task, timed. We come back with what is automatable and what is not worth it.
Prototype on the real page
A rough unpacked build running against your actual target site, so the hard part is proven in week one.
UI & backend
Popup, overlay and options built out, backend and auth wired, real records written.
Hardening & review prep
Edge cases, rate limits and failure handling, then the permission rationale and listing assets.
Rollout
Published privately through Workspace policy or publicly to the Web Store, with update channel live.
Fixed price before we start.
Scope agreed in writing, source in your repository, Web Store listing under your developer account.
Single Task
One job done well — capture, fill or alert.
Team Extension
Most pickedSeveral workflows, real auth, rolled out to a whole team.
Web Store Product
A public extension you sell or give away at scale.
Chrome ships every four weeks and host pages change without warning. We watch for breakage, keep the manifest current and handle re-review when policies move.
Extension questions.
Anything not covered here, ask on the call — permissions and review questions especially.
No. Internal tools are usually distributed privately through Google Workspace policy, so only your domain gets it and updates roll out silently. Public listing is an option, not a requirement.
Show us the tab your team lives in.
Walk us through the copy-paste that happens fifty times a day and we will tell you what an extension could take off their hands.