Describe the task
Start with the outcome you need, in a conversation.
Your AI assistant, inside Chrome
AI browser automation, right inside Chrome.
Less clicking. More done.
Work with your connected apps and the websites you use every day—from one conversation.
Connect your tools. Set your permissions. Stay in control.
Illustrative product preview
resolvenengine
ClickUp · Search workspace tasksUsing the workspace's real status names4 tasks are in progress
Review the matching tasks and open any item in ClickUp.
Ask a follow-up…
Per-operation permissions
Protected connector credentials
Visible browser actions
Released integrations
Bring your everyday tools into the conversation.
Use direct operations where they are supported. Each connection has its own permissions and can be revoked.
GmailSearch and read messages with separately granted Gmail access.Google DriveFind files, inspect metadata, read supported Docs, and create folders.Google CalendarExplore calendars and events, then create events when permitted.ClickUpSearch workspace tasks, inspect project structure, and create tasks.
Planned integrations
Notion · PlannedSlack · PlannedTrello · PlannedAsana · PlannedGitHub · PlannedOutlook · PlannedHubSpot · PlannedAirtable · Planned
A clear workflow
From request to review.
Use a tool or the browser
A released connector can run a structured operation, or the assistant can work through a supported website.
Review the result
See activity as it happens and keep consequential actions behind your chosen permissions.
Connected app actions
Work with structured service data and direct operations. This can reduce interface steps and dependence on changing page layouts.
Gmail · Search messagesExample connector action · completed
Found three synthetic messages matching “project update.” References are ready to review.
Browser actions
Interact with supported websites when a direct integration does not cover the task. Chrome stays open, activity remains visible, and page state still matters.
Example: prepare fields in a form, then pause for review before a consequential submission.
Practical tasks
One useful workflow at a time.
Inbox overview
“Summarize my unread emails from this week.”
A reviewable overview of matching messages.
Find a document
“Find the latest proposal in my Drive.”
A focused list of matching files with direct links.
Read a Google document
“Read this document and summarize the main decisions.”
A concise summary from a supported document format.
Check the day
“What is on my calendar tomorrow?”
A timezone-aware view of the day.
Product demonstrations
See the interface before you subscribe.
Real English product recordings are being prepared. Until then, the preview is clearly labeled illustrative and uses synthetic information.
Recording slot ready
No fabricated task footage
Control and continuity
Know what can run. See what happened.
Operation permissions
Choose which supported actions can run and which should ask first. Denials are not bypassed.
Visible activity
Connector activity cards show the provider and operation progress while a task runs.
Account-linked history
Conversation text can persist with your account. Raw uploaded files are not all synced between installations.
Choose the right approach
Direct integrations meet browser automation.
| Approach | Best fit | Tradeoff |
|---|---|---|
| Chat only | Ideas, summaries, and generated text | Cannot execute supported service or website actions by itself |
| Direct integration | Structured, released operations | Limited by scopes, rate limits, and API coverage |
| Browser action | Supported workflows in the interface | Depends on page state and layout |
Simple pricing
One plan. $19 per month.
Pro is designed for one person's account. Bring your own supported AI API key; AI provider charges are separate.
$19USD / month
Paid access is required before product execution. Checkout is not active yet.
Questions, answered
Before you get started.
What does resolvenengine do?
It is a Chrome side-panel assistant that can use released integrations and interact with supported websites while you work.
Which browser is supported?
The current product is delivered as a Chrome extension. Chrome must be running for browser actions.
How are connectors different from browser actions?
Connectors use structured service operations. Browser actions work through a supported website interface when a direct operation is unavailable.
Why are Google sign-in and Gmail consent separate?
Google sign-in identifies your resolvenengine account. Gmail access is a separate authorization you can review and revoke.
What do operation permissions control?
They let you decide which actions may run and which should ask before execution. A denial is never bypassed.
Is AI usage included in the subscription?
No. Pro is $19 USD per month and requires your own supported AI API key. Provider charges are separate.
Ready to see how it works?
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