Four Chrome extensions · free to use

Small tools for
showing things.

Small tools for
showing things.

Spotlight your cursor mid-presentation. Read a script your audience can't see. Turn a plain screenshot into something worth sending. Everything runs in your browser — no account, no uploads.

Coming to the Chrome Web Store

The tools

Each one does a single job. Install the one you need, ignore the rest.

Mouse Presenter

Coming soon

A spotlight that follows your cursor, a laser pointer, and a marker whose strokes fade on their own. For live demos and screen shares.

AltS spotlight

your script scrolls at your own pace while you look straight at the lens

Prompter Studio

Coming soon

A floating teleprompter that stays invisible when you share a tab or window. Drop in a PDF, DOCX or plain text and read hands-free.

Space start · speed

Instant Mockup

In development

Grab the page or one element, then drop it on a gradient with rounded corners, a soft shadow and an optional device frame.

AltC capture

Radial Wheel

In development

The browser functions buried three menus deep — clear this site's cookies, close duplicate tabs, copy a markdown link — one flick away.

AltQ open wheel

How we build

Three rules we don't bend.

One job each

A tool does one thing and stops there. No dashboards, no feeds, nothing bolted on because it fit the roadmap.

Nothing leaves your browser

No accounts, no telemetry, no uploads. Your settings sit on your machine and your screen stays yours.

Pay once, if at all

Free versions stay genuinely usable. Where there's a paid tier it's a one-time purchase — your tools shouldn't rent themselves back to you.