Your assistant, right beside every tab.
Open your assistant in Chrome's side panel. Ask about the page you're on, or let it work in your tabs while you watch.
Works in Chrome and other Chromium browsers on a computer.
Open house Sat
New
Ask about the page you're on.
It reads the tab only when your question needs it. Ask about anything else and your tab is left alone.
Try the panel's own starters
Spring home collection
What we're launching
Twelve new pieces in washed linen and hand-glazed ceramics, made for slow weekend mornings at home.
What we need
- A launch email
- 6 social posts
- A 12-page lookbook
Tone
Calm, warm and plain-spoken. No discount talk.
Palette
Your tab isn't sent with every message. It reads the page when the answer depends on it, and only the tab you're asking about.
Select a line on any page, right-click and choose Ask Praxivara about this.
What it reads is handled as information, never as orders. If a page tries to steer it, it tells you.
It does the clicking. You stay in charge.
Ask it to use a site you're already signed in to. It opens a tab group of its own, fills things in, and checks with you before it places, pays or sends, whenever you choose.
Tuesday, Oct 20
Review your order
Thanks, your order is in
Order RP-48213 · Arriving Tue, Oct 20 by 8 AM
Your browser, your rules.
It acts only while doing something you asked for, and one switch stops it.
Nothing is read in the background, and it keeps no record of where you browse.
Its work lives in a tab group named for the job. Your own tabs aren't moved, closed or grouped.
It never types a password, a one-time code or a card number, and leaves "are you human" checks to you.
Before it places an order, pays or sends, it can stop and check with you.
Turn the Chrome browser off under Connectors and the run stops. Pick which sites it can use in Chrome's own settings.
Page content you share is handled like any other message in your account. It isn't sold, and it isn't used to train AI models.
Switching it off stops the run.
Start on your phone. Finish in Chrome.
The side panel is the same assistant you text, call and use on the web, with the same chats, memory, files and connected apps. Pick up any conversation right where you left it.
Feels like part of Chrome.
Small touches that make it quick to reach for.
Highlight a line, right-click, and it lands in the panel with your question.
Press Dictate and talk. Your words appear in the message box, ready to send.
Drag, paste or attach a file. Documents it makes open right in the panel.
Hand off a bigger job and follow it in the panel while you keep chatting.
Both showings are booked for Saturday at 10 and 11 AM.
Praxivara AssistantLooking at another window? You'll get a quiet notification when the answer lands.
Three steps to your side panel.
Add it, sign in with your Praxivara account, and ask. That's the whole setup.
Then pin it, so Praxivara is one click away. Ctrl Shift Y opens it too (Cmd Shift Y on a Mac).
Ask it anything, dictate a note, send a file.
Sign in to PraxivaraOpen the side panel and press Sign in. If you're already signed in to Praxivara, it connects straight away.
What can I help with?
It reads the page you're on only when the answer needs it.
If a job needs your Chrome, a setup card appears right in the chat, and it picks things up by itself once the extension is added.
Questions about Praxivara for Chrome.
What it reads, what it touches and how to stop it, in plain words.
No. It reads the page you're on only when your question needs it. It doesn't read pages on its own, and it doesn't keep a record of your browsing.
Yes. Same conversations, memory, files and connected apps. Start a chat in the side panel and finish it on the web or your phone, or the other way round.
Open sites, search, click, type and fill in forms, in a tab group of its own and on sites where you're already signed in. You watch it work on your own screen.
No. It works in its own group, named for the job. If you ask about the page you're looking at, it can read that one tab, and it still does its work in its own group.
No. It never types passwords, one-time codes or card numbers, and never tries an "are you human" check. It stops and hands that part to you.
Turn the Chrome browser off under Connectors, in the message box, and the run stops. You can also sign the browser out from Your devices, or remove the extension.
Yes, from Chrome's own extension settings. If you limit it, the side panel asks before it works on a site that's off the list.
Chrome, and other Chromium browsers, on a computer.
No. Page content you share is handled like any other message in your account. It isn't sold, and it isn't used to train AI models.
Your assistant, one click from every tab.
Add it to Chrome, sign in and ask away. Try it free for 7 days.