New Brain

Save a page or a selection to New Brain as a short summary with the link. Keeping pages on a site stays off until you choose it.

New Brain is your digital brain. It keeps what you read, said and decided, and ChatGPT, Claude and your other AI tools can use it too. Every answer shows where it came from. This extension brings what you read in Chrome into New Brain. Save a page in one step Save the page you're reading, or just the part you selected, from the toolbar button, the Alt+Shift+S shortcut or the right-click menu. Pick the project it belongs to. New Brain keeps a short summary with the link, not a copy of the page. Later, ask New Brain or your AI tool about it and get the answer with the page it came from. Keep pages on a site, if you want to Turn on "Keep pages on this site" for a site you read often, such as your team's wiki or a news site you follow. It's off until you turn it on, one site at a time, and Chrome asks you to allow that one site. While it's on, New Brain saves a short summary of each page you spend a while reading there. Pause it for 15 minutes, an hour, or until you resume. There's a daily limit on pages kept this way: 25 a day on the free plan and 100 on Pro. Saving a page yourself always works. Save a chat On ChatGPT and Claude, press "Save this chat" to keep a summary of the conversation with its link. It only runs when you press it. If your AI tool is connected to New Brain already, it can save for you without this button. See what you already know Turn on the badge and a page that mentions one of your projects, people or companies shows a small note such as "3 memories about Acme", on sites you've turned on and on pages you press the button on. The matching happens inside your browser against a list of names; nothing about the page is sent anywhere. It's off until you turn it on. Nothing is kept until you say so Everything you save from the browser waits in To check, grouped together, so one click keeps it all. Look through it first if you like, and fix or remove anything. Text from the web stays text Pages sometimes hide words meant to give an AI orders. New Brain treats everything saved from a page as quoted text, never as instructions, and marks it as from the web when your AI tools read it. What it asks for At install, only the page you press the button on. No access to your other tabs, your browsing history or any site until you turn that site on. New Brain never keeps pages from banks, email, health sites, password managers or sign-in pages, even if you turn the site on. You're in control You choose what it keeps. Pause it, turn a site off, or delete anything in the New Brain app. The page text is used to write the summary and then deleted. You sign in from the New Brain website; the extension never asks for your password. New Brain is in early access, so you need an early-access account to use it. Published by Adhunik Labs Private Limited, the company behind New Brain. Privacy: trynewbrain.com/browser-extension-privacy Help: ops@trynewbrain.com