Chrome's built-in AI is real, but each tool still works in its own silo. Sidekick connects everything — summarization, sharing, chat history, email parsing, and reminders — from one toolbar. It works like a browser-wide co-pilot, not another tab.
Workers switch apps and tabs every 3 minutes. Chrome already signals summarization, history, and accounts. Sidekick ties these signals together.
Each set of Chrome AI features ships separately. Summaries don’t reach your to-do chat history, and sharing lists stay isolated.
The average worker switches apps 1,200 times per week. Every context switch costs cognitive energy and time — especially for email, CRM, and docs.
B2B unified browser copilots are underbuilt in the SMB segment. Incumbents target enterprise first. You can win the long tail.
Chrome already exposes account, tab contents, and history intent. Sidekick uses these as a single sign-on context — fewer prompts, fewer clicks.
No standalone tools. No new logins. A single action bar built into the browser.
Chrome’s Summarizer API produces short, structured summaries on any URL. Sidekick also saves them to a persistent chat history for later qa.
Build and reuse share lists across Gmail, WhatsApp, Slack, and docs without rebuilding. Sidekick remembers contacts, priorities, and follow-up dates.
Conversations across tabs stay together. Request context from one page while working on another — then jump back to the original with one click.
Turn a 3-page thread into 3 points. Sidekick pulls attachments, senders, action items, and deadlines into a compact, reusable brief.
Sync calendar context with chat history. Sidekick can schedule call prep, proposal follow-ups, and customer outreach — directly from the browser toolbar.
Every action in Sidekick can publish to an MCP server or webhook. Hand off a summarization or share list to a downstream agent, CRM, or automation pack.
Choose the plan that matches your browser traffic and automation depth.
We aren't launching another standalone AI writer — we're shipping the first post-silo browser copilot aimed at SMBs.
Competitors ask users to switch to their UI, CRM, or IDE. Sidekick works inside the tab where the user already works.
100 email summaries and 50 share lists per month in Starter — that is up to 2 hours back per week for one operator.
Summaries, briefs, and share lists are timestamped and saved to chat history. Your team can audit AI hand-offs before sending.
Connect Sidekick to MCP workflows and your CRM. Push a share list into an acrylic voice agent, a checklist into N8N, or a summary into Telegram.
We see several upsell lanes after Starter converts.
Usage that exceeds caps — tagging, calendar sync, bigger attachments — sells in credits, much like ChatGPT Teams.
Sell prebuilt Sidekick automations for sales prospecting, customer onboarding, talent acquisition, and market research.
Integrate with agency sites that run Chrome-based research or support workflows. They resell Sidekick with a margin.
Volume and ROI dashboards for ops teams that need to prove AI time saved. Upgrade path from Team to Enterprise.
Chrome’s Summarizer API + share + history + accounts + MCP = an unprecedented foundation. We integrate once and reuse everywhere.
Summarizer + History + Accounts give read-only context on the page and who is viewing it.
One in-page overlay renders actions, chat history, and share lists without leaving the url or restart.
Publish share lists and summaries to MCP/CRM/Calendar/Slack. Done outside Chrome, works anywhere.
No. Sidekick reads Chrome-native APIs only. Your data and attachments never leave your browser until you publish via MCP or webhook.
Sidekick falls back to browser polyfill where APIs are not yet available. Chrome first, fallback always.
Only at your request — via the same standard OAuth flow used by Gmail apps. Sidekick does not store full email content beyond parsing.
MVP targets Chrome. Edge is likely compatible via Chromium APIs. Firefox and Safari would need a service-worker shim in v1.
Because the helper belongs closer to the problem — the browser tab. You gain history, context, and action without leaving the page.
Yes. The free audit and strategy session are no-cost, no-obligation. You only pay if you decide to buy.
The audit takes minutes. The strategy session is a short call or async form — your choice.
You get a clear picture of what to do next. No pressure, no hard sell. If it's not a fit, that's fine.
Yes. We only use your details to deliver the audit or session. Never shared.