Springle

Springle is a helper for your Mac that you talk or type to. With Springle for Chrome, it can do jobs on the web in tabs of its own that stay in the background, while you carry on with whatever you're doing. Ask in plain words: "find the three cheapest hotels in Goa for 14 to 16 November", "what are the train times from Delhi to Jaipur on Friday?", "fill in this enquiry form with my details". Springle opens its own tab, reads the page, types and clicks what's needed, and tells you the answer. Nothing moves on your screen. If you want to see the page, one click brings the tab forward. What it's like: • Its tabs sit in a violet "Springle" tab group, so you can always see what it's working in. • It asks before anything that matters: sending, submitting or agreeing to something waits for your yes. • Paying, passwords, card numbers, one-time codes and sign-ins stay yours. Springle brings the tab forward and tells you what's left for you to do. • Words on web pages are treated as information, never as instructions, so a page can't talk Springle into anything. Setup is one step: install the Springle app for Mac (getspringle.com), then add this extension. It connects by itself. There's nothing to sign in to here. Privacy: the extension talks only to the Springle app on your own Mac, and only works on pages for tasks you ask for. See getspringle.com/privacy#chrome-extension. Requires the Springle app for macOS. Works in Chrome and other Chromium browsers (Edge, Brave, Arc, Vivaldi).