Sidekick · Browser extension
Draft from the page you're already reading.
Research and writing usually happen in two different tabs. Sidekick closes that gap: open a prospect's profile or site, click once, and the right tool opens with that context already in the form.
How it works
Save your offer once
Open Sidekick's options and describe what you sell in a sentence or two. It's stored in your browser and sent along with every draft, so the model always connects your offer to the prospect in front of you.
Open any prospect page
A LinkedIn profile, a company's about page, a pricing page, a job posting that reveals what a team is building. Sidekick reads only the tab you're actively on, and only when you click it.
Pick the job
Cold email, call prep brief, or sales email. Sidekick extracts the page's title, description, and visible text, then opens the matching tool on aisalesassist.com with everything prefilled.
Review and generate
You land in the normal workspace with the context already filled in. Adjust anything that looks off, add the pain hypothesis you actually believe, then generate and review the draft as usual.
Built to stay out of the way
What data does the extension collect?
None. Sidekick has no server of its own. It reads the page you explicitly click it on, passes that text to the tool page on aisalesassist.com, and stores nothing but the offer description you type into its options — which stays in your browser's own sync storage.
Does it work on LinkedIn?
Yes. It reads whatever a normal visitor can see on the page you have open, including profile and company pages you're already viewing. It doesn't scrape in the background, log in on your behalf, or collect lists.
Do I need a paid plan?
No. Drafts run under your normal quota: 3 per day as a guest, 10 with a free account, 500 on Pro. The extension itself is free.
Why does it open a tab instead of drafting in place?
So generation stays on the site, under your account and quota, with the same review step and the same guardrails. Nothing is generated or sent behind your back.