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Chat with websites and PDFs in a side panel. Summarize pages, search the web, and snip screenshots. Chattify adds an AI assistant to your browser sidebar. Ask questions about the page you are viewing, work with PDFs and screenshots, search the web, and let the agent take safe browser actions with your approval. What you can do: Ask questions about the current webpage or PDF and get clear answers in the sidebar. Search the web from your chat and get summarized results without opening a pile of tabs. Attach images or PDFs, or snip part of a page and ask about what you captured. Use browser-agent actions such as reading pages, clicking buttons, filling forms, scrolling, selecting options, extracting tables, and navigating tabs. Review risky actions before they run. Chattify asks before destructive, sensitive, or cross-site actions. How it works: Click the extension icon to open Chattify in the browser sidebar. Choose a model, type what you need, and keep browsing while the assistant works beside the page. What you need: Chattify uses OpenRouter for the main extension-only model path. Add your OpenRouter API key in Settings, then choose any enabled OpenRouter model. If you want native provider BYOK, configure those provider keys inside OpenRouter, not inside Chattify. Privacy: When you ask Chattify to work with a page, redacted page observations, screenshots, or extracted text may be sent to the model you selected through OpenRouter. Chattify does not save your chat history automatically and does not store native provider keys for OpenRouter mode.
Jun 4, 2026
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