Compa

Unmute your learning. Ask about anything on your screen and Compa walks you through it, out loud.

Compa is your friend in the browser. Type what you're trying to do into its search bar, right from the page you're on, and it builds a step-by-step tutorial, with optional voice narration that walks you through each step. It reads what's on your screen along with your question, whether you're finding your way around an app or learning something new. Drag in an image. Drop a screenshot or photo into the search and Compa builds a tutorial from what's in it, no typing needed. Paste a walkthrough. Already have written steps? Paste them in and Compa turns them into a guided walkthrough, with each step explained as you go. Replay and share. Your recent tutorials are saved, so you can replay them anytime. Share one with a link and the other person can follow along with the voice, no install needed. Compa works on pretty much any site you can open in Chrome. On pages that look sensitive, like banking or health sites, it stays off on purpose. It doesn't click for you and it doesn't automate your browser. It's a patient guide that knows the app and explains it in plain English. It works in 50+ languages, tutorials and voice both, so you can learn in the language you think in. Free gives you 5 tutorials a week, voice included. Pro is $7 a month for unlimited tutorials. Studio is $11 a month and adds lifelike premium voices in 30+ languages that sound noticeably more natural, plus folders to organize and share sets of tutorials. Cancel anytime through the Stripe portal in the extension. Tutorials are generated by Google's Gemini API. Standard voice uses Google Cloud Text-to-Speech; premium voice uses ElevenLabs. Google states that paid Gemini API requests aren't used to train their public models. We don't train any models on what you ask, and we never see your card details when you upgrade. See compa.fyi/privacy for the full details. Who Compa helps: - Students learning a new tool - Professionals getting up to speed fast - Seniors who want a patient walkthrough - Anyone who needs a friend in the browser