Same starting point.
Different every time.
Add names, dates and choices to your snippets. Fill in the details, check the preview, and send a message that sounds like you.
A little shortcut. A lot less typing.
The follow-up. The friendly reply. The details you’ve typed a hundred times. Turn them into shortcuts that do the typing for you.
Chrome beta · Start without an account
Hi Sam,
Great talking today. Here’s the next step we discussed: a quick product walkthrough.
Let me know what works for you.
Alex
SMALL INPUT. BIG PAYOFF.
Pick a message. Type its shortcut.
That’s the whole idea.
An interactive example. Nothing you type here is sent or saved.
YOUR WORDS, WITH SUPERPOWERS
Add names, dates and choices to your snippets. Fill in the details, check the preview, and send a message that sounds like you.
Stop digging through old emails for that one perfect paragraph. Keep replies, links and checklists together in your searchable library.
GOOD WORDS TRAVEL
Share the answers worth repeating. Give your team a common library, keep drafts out of circulation, and publish changes when they’re ready.
Explore team plans;welcomePublished;nextPublished;helpDraftTHREE STEPS. THEN YOU’RE FLYING.
Install the Chrome beta and choose the sites where you want to use it.
Take a reply you use all the time. Give it a memorable shortcut.
Use your shortcut in a supported field. Your message is ready to make your own.
No. Start with a library on your device. Connect an account when you want cloud sync or shared team libraries.
Use shortcuts in supported browser text fields. Compatibility varies by editor; some currently support copying only. Check the compatibility guide for tested support and limitations. See compatibility →
Your personal local snippets work offline. Downloaded team libraries remain available while their access lease is valid. Connected services and cloud sync need a connection.
Yes. Import snippets through the library, including the supported Text Blaze format. Commands that cannot be converted are flagged for review.
The Chrome beta currently uses a development install. The install guide walks you through it. Pricing is still being finalized; there is no Chrome Web Store listing yet.
MAKE ROOM FOR THE WORK THAT MATTERS.
Chrome beta. Your first snippet doesn’t need an account.