Custom Chrome extensions that automate repetitive work, enhance the sites your team lives in, or put your product one click from everything your users do. Designed, built, and published to the Chrome Web Store.
Get my extension quote See my work →Your team performs the same browser routine dozens of times daily — copying, pasting, switching tabs. An extension turns that into one click.
Users forget tools they have to visit. An extension keeps your product present on every page they browse — the ultimate retention surface.
You've searched the Web Store and the extension you need isn't there. That's not a dead end — it's a spec.
Extensions have their own rules: Manifest V3, permissions review, store policies. I've navigated them — your extension ships compliant the first time.
Built on Manifest V3 with clean, efficient code that passes Chrome's review.
Scrape, fill, extract, sync — the repetitive browser work your team shouldn't be doing by hand.
Overlay features onto the platforms you use daily — CRMs, dashboards, marketplaces.
Extensions that talk to your backend, your product, or third-party services securely.
Listing, assets, privacy policy, and the review process — handled to approval.
Chrome changes; I keep your extension compatible and compliant.
Show me the manual process or the product idea. I'll confirm what an extension can and can't do — honestly.
Scope, price, and timeline in writing within 48 hours.
You test the real extension in your own browser during development — feedback shapes the build.
Submitted, approved, live on the Web Store — with updates as Chrome evolves.
Internal tools from $1,200; public store-ready extensions typically $2,000–$6,000. Fixed quote before I start — no surprise invoices, no lock-in contracts.
Extensions are one of the most underused business tools — small builds that save teams hours every single week.
Internal team tools start at $1,200. Public, store-ready extensions with backend connections typically run $2,000–$6,000. Fixed quote before building.
Mostly yes — modern extensions built on Manifest V3 generally run on Edge, Brave, and other Chromium browsers with little or no change. Firefox support can be added if needed.
Yes — reading, enhancing, and automating within third-party sites is exactly what extensions do best, within each platform's terms of service.
End to end: the developer account, listing assets, privacy policy, permissions justification, and the review process until approval.
Chrome evolves constantly, which is why I offer light maintenance to keep extensions compatible and compliant — or full handover with documentation if you'd rather manage it in-house.
Extensions get powerful when connected to APIs, AI, or a full web app behind them.
Describe the clicks. I'll tell you if an extension can erase them — and what it costs.
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