Aquara

Aquara turns any company website into a research surface. Open a company's site and Aquara shows you its file on them — the company profile, the people worth contacting, and their transaction history — without leaving the page or switching tabs. WHAT YOU SEE • Company profile — status, headquarters, subindustry, and for public companies every exchange listing, each linking through to Yahoo Finance • Key contacts — the people on record at that company, ordered for outreach, with the best work email surfaced first and the rest one click away • Transaction history — acquisitions, investments and other deals the company has been party to, filterable by type, with links to the underlying sources • Brazilian registry data — CNPJ, legal name, status, tax regime and opening date, where it applies HOW IT WORKS Two ways into the same card: • A panel docked to the right edge of the page. Hover to peek, click to keep it open. • The toolbar icon, if you would rather it stayed out of the way entirely. The dot on the panel's edge tells you whether Aquara has a file on the company before you open anything. REQUIRES AN AQUARA ACCOUNT Aquara is a business intelligence database for deal teams — company profiles, key contacts and transaction history, researched and maintained by Aquara. The extension puts that database on the page you are already looking at. You will need an Aquara account to use it; you can create one from the extension itself. Signed out, the extension shows nothing. Company profiles and Brazilian registry data are there on every plan. Key contacts and transaction history need an Aquara subscription — you can start one from the extension. PRIVACY The extension sends the domain of the page you are on in order to look it up. It never sends the full URL, form data, or anything you type. For a company that is not yet in Aquara's database, it also sends the page's title and description — the same tags a site publishes for search results and link previews — so the new profile has something to start from. Lookups are cached briefly on your device and erased when you sign out. There is no analytics, no telemetry, and no remote code — everything that runs ships in the package. You can restrict which sites it runs on at any time from Chrome's own extension settings. Full privacy policy: https://privacy.aquara.ai