A cloud environment where you get a real Linux machine with SSH and a browser terminal, pre-wired to run Claude Code and OpenAI Codex, so you can code with an AI agent from any device without setting up a local machine.
Results for “browser extensions”
230 tools found
A browser-based AI transcription service that turns audio, video and social media links (YouTube, TikTok, Instagram) into timestamped text, with 120 free minutes and credit packs starting at $9.90 for 1,200 minutes.
A browser tool that converts PDF bank statements to CSV entirely on-device (nothing sent to a server) with 98% accuracy on major UK/US bank formats, currently free while it builds toward a paid tier.
A free Chrome/Firefox browser extension: a context-aware AI pet that reacts to what you're browsing in real time, using Google's on-device Gemini Nano so nothing leaves your machine, open-source with 32 GitHub stars.
A browser-based scraping and outreach toolkit that pulls public contact data from LinkedIn, Google Maps, Yellow Pages and local directories, then automates multi-channel prospecting, from $9/month.
A browser extension that reads long articles, PDFs and videos for you and hands back a short AI summary, plus tools to save bookmarks and draft emails or posts.
A free, open-source command-line tool that turns a Playwright browser-automation script into a polished product demo video, complete with AI narration.
A browser-based design tool built to work from a phone: describe what you want, get a finished social media post, and publish it directly — no app to install, no desktop needed.
Screen sharing without installing anything — open a browser tab, send someone a session link, and they see your screen, encrypted end-to-end, until you close the tab.
A Rust web framework where a component can read straight from your database and update in the browser without you writing a separate API — backed by the team behind Tokio.
A single web page with 40+ everyday developer utilities — JSON formatter, regex tester, base64 encoder, JWT decoder and more — that runs entirely in your browser with zero tracking and zero accounts.
A free, open-source way to make the kind of clean math and science animations popularized by the YouTube channel 3Blue1Brown, directly in a web browser — no Python installation required.
A free, open-source tool that watches you do a repetitive task in your browser once — clicking through an internal tool or an old login-only website — and then does it for you automatically from then on.
A developer platform where an AI agent writes and maintains the browser automation code for you — useful for connecting to services that don't offer an API, like scraping data or automating an old back-office system.
A free, open-source command-line tool that lets AI agents (and humans) control a web browser, giving you precise control over what information reaches the agent's context instead of dumping the entire page every time.
A free, open-source tool that edits video by describing what you want in text — cutting silences, color grading, burning subtitles — and letting an AI coding agent do the actual editing work.
A free browser-based game that teaches you Vim by giving you short editing puzzles to solve in as few keystrokes as possible.
A free, browser-based code editor for TikZ, the LaTeX language for drawing precise technical diagrams — no install, no LaTeX setup needed on your machine.
A browser-based tool that independently re-checks the numbers in your spreadsheets and business reports, flagging exactly which figures don't add up before you send them out.
A cloud-hosted AI agent platform that lets you automate desktop and browser tasks by describing what you want done, no infrastructure to manage.