Zappy

You're reading a Japanese tech article. A Chinese market report. A Spanish news piece. You highlight the key paragraph. Zappy translates it — right there, on the page, in one second. No new tabs. No copy-pasting. No Google Translate popup. --- What makes Zappy different Most translation extensions route your text through their servers. You pay a subscription. You trust them with your data. Zappy works differently. You connect your own AI provider key — DeepSeek, OpenAI, or any compatible API. Your text goes directly from your browser to your provider. Zappy sits in the middle for less than a second and gets out of the way. No subscription. No markup. You pay only what your API provider charges. --- What Zappy does Select any text on any webpage → translation appears instantly in a popup. Save translations as bookmarks — build your personal library from foreign-language sources. Works on every website: news sites, research papers, social media, PDFs opened in Chrome. Supports any language your AI provider handles — Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Arabic, Spanish, and more. --- Who uses Zappy Developers who follow tech news from Japan, China, and Korea. Researchers who read papers and reports in foreign languages. Business analysts tracking international markets. Anyone who learns languages and reads native content. --- How to set up 1. Install Zappy 2. Open the extension popup 3. Enter your API key (DeepSeek, OpenAI, or compatible) 4. Select any text on any page That's it. No account needed in Zappy. No email required. --- Privacy Zappy does not collect your text. Does not store your translations on any server. Does not send data anywhere except directly to your chosen AI provider. Your API key is stored locally in Chrome's secure storage.