Almanac in Chrome

Lets Almanac browse for you in your own Chrome, in its own tab group.

Let Almanac find information, gather data, fill out forms, and complete tasks across websites, directly in Google Chrome. Almanac opens its own tabs, organized by conversation, without interrupting your work. Each conversation can only access its own tabs. It can also work with websites you're already signed in to, without needing your passwords. You're in control Almanac can read webpages to understand what needs to be done. Before it clicks, types, fills out a form, or visits a new website, it asks for your approval. You'll see the page and exactly where Almanac plans to click. You can approve each action, allow a website for the conversation, or choose to always allow it. A Stop button on every tab Almanac uses lets you stop its work at any time, even while an approval is pending. Your privacy comes first Almanac never enters passwords or reads back payment card numbers, security codes, or one-time passcodes. Before every click, it verifies that the page still belongs to a website you've approved. Your personal and workspace restrictions apply to every page, including embedded content. Blocked pages are cleared before Almanac can read them, and your browser cookies stay in Chrome. For organizations IT administrators can manage Almanac in Chrome through Chrome enterprise policies, including restricting websites and controlling which accounts can connect. Getting started Install Almanac in Chrome, select the extension icon, and sign in with your Almanac account. Confirm the connection on Almanac's website, then ask Almanac to work in your browser from any conversation. You can review and disconnect connected browsers in Almanac's settings. Signing out of Almanac also disconnects the extension. Available for Google Chrome on Mac, Windows, and Linux.