Auracle

Auracle is a wellness companion that already knows your sleep, your training and your patterns, and texts you about them. This extension is its half of the browser. Open the side panel and your twin is there, in the same conversation it has with you over iMessage — what you tell it here it knows tonight on your phone, and what you texted this morning it already knows here. WHAT IT CAN SEE Your twin can see the titles and addresses of your open tabs. It reads the contents of a page only on sites you have explicitly allowed, one site at a time, from a button in the panel. A fresh install can read nothing at all. WHAT IT CAN DO Ask it, in the panel or by text, and it will click, type and open pages for you, only on sites you have allowed. You choose in the panel how much it checks with you first: - Plan: it sends you a numbered plan and waits for your yes. - Auto (the default): it gets on with it, but asks before any step that sends, pays, signs in, downloads, deletes or agrees to something. - Bypass: it acts without asking. Site permissions still apply. TIDYING YOUR TABS Ask it to tidy up and it sorts your tabs into named groups, or closes the ones you describe. Every tidy can be undone, reopening exactly the tabs it closed. A scheduled tidy waits until you have stepped away from the computer, so it never moves tabs while you are working. BRINGING YOUR OWN RECORDS IN - Your health record, from your hospital's patient portal. The extension walks the pages; you stay in control of the moments that matter. - Data exports from your own accounts. When you ask, it fills in the site's own export request in your signed-in session and collects the archive when it is ready. It ignores every other download. - Food logs from a folder you choose, and the calendar and reading-list subscription links your apps already give you. WHAT IT DOESN'T DO It doesn't run in incognito windows. It has no ads, no trackers and no analytics. It loads no code from anywhere — everything it can do is a fixed list built into the extension. Nothing it reads goes anywhere but your own Auracle account. Auracle is a general-wellness product, not a medical device. It does not diagnose, treat, dose or clinically interpret your data — it helps you see your own patterns. You'll need an Auracle account to pair this extension.