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A helper in Chrome's side panel. It notices what matters on the page you're on, for your projects and goals, and helps you there. Cotton is a helper that sits in Chrome's side panel and notices what matters on the page you're on. Tell it what you're working on and what you're aiming for. Then, as you read, Cotton points out what matters for that: a competitor raising their prices, a customer looking for exactly what you sell, a deadline buried in the small print, news that touches your work. It speaks up only when something is worth your time, and you choose how often. Ask about any page. Select a few words, or just type a question in the panel: "what does this clause mean for me?", "what's the catch here?", "summarise this in two lines". Answers come from the page in front of you. When you ask, Cotton can also listen to a tab (a call, a webinar, a video) and help you with it. It starts only on your click. You stay in control: 1. Cotton asks before it starts, and you can pause it with one click. 2. It never reads banks, health, sign-in or payment pages, or private windows, and you can add any site to that list. 3. What it keeps for you can be deleted at any time, all at once. 4. Your data is never sold or used for ads. Cotton needs a free account, and starts with free credits to try everything.
Nov 5, 2026
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